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Yes guys I'm still alive!!!! Sent from my whatyamacallit

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there are a few people here who fit this criteria

Thanks to lee being sarcastic here is PB Sent from my whatyamacallit

Damn you brankz and hack12 Sent from my whatyamacallit

here is your 135 brankz and yes david its stronger then a toyota axle :crazyeyes:

even i pass?:thinking::idontknow:

wait you can do that????? damn i guess i get to be an engineer after all!! :wings::wings::wings::wings:

i just wanna say its times like these that i really love you two!!! hey lets go tie some square knots into some walmart recovery straps!:cheesy:

ok first off the 3 picture mentioned in your first link is used by mountain rescue teams all over to SAVE lives, and its actually only different then the 4th picture because the end straps are looped and stitched, that knot is not hard to remove, you just have to have some brains... 2nd line...

personally i would have used the winch on the unstuck taco to pull it while strapped to the other taco to pull both but thats just me

the trick is to use 500 lbs of double bubble, nothing else works

so nobody has commented on my bubble gum trick, it must be approved :crazyeyes:

this is the kind of :asshat: that logs in just to say a figure 8 on a bite will slip... :doh:

i do remember reading about that on the jeep website, its kinda cool but idk if id trust it, reminds me of the really junky mountain bike they sent with jeep awhile back

would the word you are looking for be dynamic? i use the same kind of ropes in ice and rock climbing :thumb:

:eek::nuts::cheesy:

the wooden dowel is pretty pointless with that setup... like others have said it just makes it easier to pull it apart... but then again its not that hard to remove when its cinched :thinking:

i think he meant me, you see i use bubble gum to hold my straps together when the stitching rips out! :crazyeyes:

he will prob yell at all mountain rescue teams for using carabiners :crazyeyes: