Sideways

[DUTCH]

Here's a shot I scanned from Mercedes Geländewagen magazine. Looks like it's pushing the envelope further than I would.[:p]

[mserpe]

right! in Oregon at the trials, Adam's rig and mine both had to go thru similar incline situations, however even worse! it also included a tight tree, stump, and downed tree slalom course.

We chose to winch sideways from both the front and rear of the vehicles to get them around the trees without almost inevitable body damage or hardtop cracking. We found the difference on that trail between having hardtop on the rear, and not in tight terrain. Adam's truck was able to get around more easily without having to worry.

-mserpe

[petermerle]

Here's a shot I scanned from Mercedes Geländewagen magazine. Looks like it's pushing the envelope further than I would.[:p]

Did the guy pull through without assistance??
Which Magazine is it you are refering to?
PEter Merle

[DUTCH]

Did the guy pull through without assistance??
Which Magazine is it you are refering to?
PEter Merle

Probably.

Mercedes Geländewagen Das offizielle Magazin des Mercedes G-Club e.V., Ausgabe 3/2003, pp. 26-27. Article is entitled: "Eine himmlische Geschichte"

[HCrous]

I wonder what the people at the left is looking at. They don't seem to be concernd about the G in the picture.

H Crous

[Arnd]

We found the difference on that trail between having hardtop on the rear, and not in tight terrain. Adam's truck was able to get around more easily without having to worry.

So you might should think about a softtop when you go offroading ... [;)]

Greetings, Arnd!