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<blockquote data-quote="shorthairman" data-source="post: 436949" data-attributes="member: 6223"><p>Went pheasant hunting with my cousin who wasn’t much of a hunter and he quickly got bored…he decided it would be better to just drive his 2wd pickup through the CRP. Somehow he managed to get the back right tire off the ground trying to get back on the gravel road. We were going slow and the pickup just stopped with that wheel not touching the ground and spinning. I’m not a car guy, but something about power going to the tire with least resistance?? Anyway I decided I would stand on the bumper and bounce the pickup up and down to get the tire to touch, which was a good idea had I been able to get the tire to touch, problem was, try as I might I could only get it about 3” away from the ground. With the help of my cousin we could easily bounce on the bumper and get the tire to touch, however without the pickup in gear the tire wasn’t spinning and couldn’t drive forward. Sooo…put the pickup in gear, left the drivers door open, and both of us bounced until the tire caught and then the sprint was on!&nbsp; Luckily the case was short and we avoided having to report any vehicle damage to his dad.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="shorthairman, post: 436949, member: 6223"] Went pheasant hunting with my cousin who wasn’t much of a hunter and he quickly got bored…he decided it would be better to just drive his 2wd pickup through the CRP. Somehow he managed to get the back right tire off the ground trying to get back on the gravel road. We were going slow and the pickup just stopped with that wheel not touching the ground and spinning. I’m not a car guy, but something about power going to the tire with least resistance?? Anyway I decided I would stand on the bumper and bounce the pickup up and down to get the tire to touch, which was a good idea had I been able to get the tire to touch, problem was, try as I might I could only get it about 3” away from the ground. With the help of my cousin we could easily bounce on the bumper and get the tire to touch, however without the pickup in gear the tire wasn’t spinning and couldn’t drive forward. Sooo…put the pickup in gear, left the drivers door open, and both of us bounced until the tire caught and then the sprint was on! Luckily the case was short and we avoided having to report any vehicle damage to his dad. [/QUOTE]

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