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Snow rescue by Robby Layton passed up by MORR due to distance.
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Utah folks maybe?Wildcat?
I was gonna go with the Sasparilla package but didnāt think it was worth it for front and rear locking doors.I love me that Branco Wildcat - Automatically comes with the Sasparilla package stuff! What a deal!
He did NOT inspect his vehicle to Army T-20 standards...You want to play in deep, deep snow then you better be into chains, tire chains that isā¦.they work great in deep, gooey mud too.
You would think an Old Boomer would have had better common sense and known better running solo vehicle in the backcountry and probably on a closed trail due to the heavy deep snowfall this winter.
Army FM 20-22 is a great source to begin your vehicle recovery education.
Not sure what youāre talking about āArmy T-20 standardsā but the old Army FM 20-22 Vehicle Recovery Operations 1962-10-31 "This manual contains formulas for use in field recovery operations and, in some instances, brief background material on which the formulas are based. It covers the application of rigging and safety precautions to be observed in vehicle recovery, expedient repairs, and operation of general and special purpose vehicles and equipment used to keep vehicles operationalāHe did NOT inspect his vehicle to Army T-20 standards...
I think I have it still in PDFNot sure what youāre talking about āArmy T-20 standardsā but the old Army FM 20-22 Vehicle Recovery Operations 1962-10-31 "This manual contains formulas for use in field recovery operations and, in some instances, brief background material on which the formulas are based. It covers the application of rigging and safety precautions to be observed in vehicle recovery, expedient repairs, and operation of general and special purpose vehicles and equipment used to keep vehicles operationalā
This was the āBibleā for Soldiers in how to get wheeled and tracked vehicles unstuck after being mired or bogged down in snow or mud.
Relax gatekeeper, I know what FM 20-22 is. T-20 is a new TRADOC directives for upper level vehicle maintenance. Things have changed since that old manual was created battle.....no I'm not some young buck that doesn't know what you're talking about and needs some hip pocket training. Thanks for the attempt tho. Have a great day hoahNot sure what youāre talking about āArmy T-20 standardsā but the old Army FM 20-22 Vehicle Recovery Operations 1962-10-31 "This manual contains formulas for use in field recovery operations and, in some instances, brief background material on which the formulas are based. It covers the application of rigging and safety precautions to be observed in vehicle recovery, expedient repairs, and operation of general and special purpose vehicles and equipment used to keep vehicles operationalā
This was the āBibleā for Soldiers in how to get wheeled and tracked vehicles unstuck after being mired or bogged down in snow or mud.