i went camping this past weekend for may 24, this place was packed. on the first night it was really nice, but the next day it rained , like crazy and the field were covered in water and the ground was muddy. i was hanging out by the fire when one of my friends told me about, a guy we knew was stuck. A 2002 FORD F150,  WITH A BLOWN TIRE, AND THE TRUCK COVERED IN MUD. I'D OFFER, My HELP. we tried pushing him out with 5 people couldnt do it. so off i went to get the little tracker. i hooked him on from the back, put the tracker in 4 wheel low, and rocked the truck back and forth. after a little while, out came the truct of the rut, and the tracker, pulled it for about 100meter or so. there must of been 60 or 70 watching. I wish you could of seen the look on people faces, yelling, and going crazy. this one guy came up to me and said: i would of never though that little thing could do something like that, i told him it can do just about any thing, I walked away with a smile on my face, i felt so happy to own a tracker. My best experiances ever, with the tracker.

Thats cool, must have taken a little jockeying to get it to start to move yea? i had almost the same thing happen with my sammy but it took a little back and forth side to side.

that's awsome!  I tried pulling a cube van out of a ditch in the middle of a blizzard 70mph+winds, every time I yanked it out, the wind pushed it sideways right back in.  It was funny at first, but then I realised I'm just wasting my tim untill the wind dies down.

That's a great story, dude.  The whole Suzuki 4x4 line up never ceases to amaze me.

This one time 3 friends and I were up in the hills in my Samurai with a 5" lift and 30x11.50 Thornbirds and this guy in an 85 Toyota on 36" TSL SX's was trying to get up a muddy/rocky,rutted hill (we dubbed it the 1st obstacle). After he hit the hill three times without any luck he pulled aside to let me give it a go. So I locked it in 4wd-low and crawled right up it with nary a hint of wheelspin. I never saw the guy past the 1st obsacle and it felt good to out-wheel a Toyota.