Nothing really to tax the Yeti, even the 2wd versions should manage that with ease!

I hope that that was mud on that road and not s :moon: mething else :evil:

I hope that that was mud on that road and not s :moon: mething else :evil:

I drive through the latter every day; hence my colour choice ~ metallic cowsh*te.

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That could have been driven in nearly any car!

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From about 4 minutes in it was probably illegal, as it looked like it was being driven across fields and not on a "by way". A very good way of, at worst, having your car taken off you and scrapped under Section 59:

http://www.glass-uk.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=267&Itemid=492

This is more like soft roading:

I had bailed out by this time due to engine management issues, but I suspect I might have had a few problems due to ground clearance, but I bet Llanigraham would have got through with his experience......

Simple................straddle the ruts!!

Simple................straddle the ruts!!

This should be equally simple ..... but what a load of numpties and positively dangerous!

Graham - some basic training required!!

:rofl:

This should be equally simple ..... but what a load of numpties and positively dangerous!

Graham - some basic training required!!

:rofl:

Thankfully no-one I know will ever use a kinetic rope, as they are so bloody dangerous.

They should NEVER be used on a comparatively light weight vehicle such as a Yeti, and NEVER used where there is only one connection point. Should always be used with a bridle system.

Simple................straddle the ruts!!

That is what I would have done if I had made it that far. Next time maybe. The problem was to get to that point they went through some deep water and most of the Land Rovers & the L200 ended up with water in them!!! :lol:

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