Jarred, I remember when that happened and being glad you were not injured, but DANG :shock: - didn't realise you drove it back out. That tell's you how tough these RZR's 8) are - they take a bruisin and keep on cruisin !! :shock: 8) :wink:
Bush got the LE replaced with a "S", the funny thing is the insurance company sold the LE and the rebuilder repaired in and had it on ebay a few months later. When it was totaled, it had a bent frame along with all the visible damage, I don't think the seller would ever admit that it was a rebuild, later it was relisted the LE with a Salvage title.
I'm not sure myself, Rich. It's one of those strange ones....it really wasn't THAT off-camber. I think it was a combination of the hill, the angle, and a medium size rock under the front of my left rear tire. I slowly eased into the throttle and it kept s-l-o-w-l-y tilting to the right. I remember thinking "the front is going to settle down any second"....but obviously it didn't :lol: . As we kept easing into the throttle, I told my brother (riding shotgun) to keep his arms and legs in the vehicle incase we went over. Well, we DID lay it over.......go figure :lol: . It was fun.....no injuries.....no damage.
Here is what happens when the kids are flying through the pasture and find a pipe line in the tall grass.
Trying to pull the front drive shaft out of the front differtial. I didn't think I was going to get it out.
The bone pile
Back together finally
So far that is the biggest oops :wink: I am sure there will be more to come. I didn't get any pictures the last time the Daughter-in-law's sister had the Mule all but on its side, in a hole. Have to remember to take the camera next time I have to rescue them :lol:
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