Superduty & RV's
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BJS
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I like my truck a bit too much to be driving through the ocean like that, that's asking for a rust bucket in short order not to mention the electrical problems that can arise due to the depth of the water.
From the looks of things it appears that they went out in a low tide situation and didn't wanted to leave before the tide was at full high tide and were a bit late getting gone or didn't realize the tide was coming in. I'm going to hazard a guess that that sand bar will get covered with water at least a few inches when the tide comes in completely.
From the looks of things it appears that they went out in a low tide situation and didn't wanted to leave before the tide was at full high tide and were a bit late getting gone or didn't realize the tide was coming in. I'm going to hazard a guess that that sand bar will get covered with water at least a few inches when the tide comes in completely.
No Way.. Not My Rig. Nope.
I see a lot of that, where we go at the Coast.. Class A's too ! Guyz cutting Sea Weed (Kelp) from around their open wheels'n brake rotors.
At Pismo Beach, Cali.. saw a guy loose a nice Fire-bird to the Tide.
There's a place where a creek dumps in to the Ocean.. you halfta cross it to get to the "Dunes"..Flooded out the engine, tide coming in.. 2 wreckers couldn't get it out in time.. I left as the breakers were coming over the hood.. and in thru the T tops.
No Way.. Not My Rig. Nope.
I see a lot of that, where we go at the Coast.. Class A's too ! Guyz cutting Sea Weed (Kelp) from around their open wheels'n brake rotors.
At Pismo Beach, Cali.. saw a guy loose a nice Fire-bird to the Tide.
There's a place where a creek dumps in to the Ocean.. you halfta cross it to get to the "Dunes"..Flooded out the engine, tide coming in.. 2 wreckers couldn't get it out in time.. I left as the breakers were coming over the hood.. and in thru the T tops.
No Way.. Not My Rig. Nope.
DaveBen
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I used to go to Pismo Beach many years ago. Nothing has changed. They were flooding cars and trucks in the 70's and they still are doing it today. People NEVER learn.
Dave
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majek5
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Well...he made it.
Not me, guess I'm either too chicken $#!t or just too smart to do something like that!
Not me, guess I'm either too chicken $#!t or just too smart to do something like that!
02SilverStroke
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That was crazy!!!!!
AK Rover
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I was young and dumb once and hydrolocked a diesel by driving through water a little too deep. Never again. "S" shaped connecting rods don't work very well.
DaveBen
SDD Senior Member
Most of the connectors would cease to operate after a couple of days. You would have the worst case(s) of corrosion ever.
Dave
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Stroked68
This is FORD Country
WOW! Yea I would never do that to my vehicles, not even my beater trucks. I hate fixing wiring and that would be such a nightmare haha. Atleast a big bad Ford made it pullin a heavy load. What a sight!
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