How NOT to pull a Jeep out of the mud
 

True rocket surgeons here...

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Time for a body lift!

The 'tard is strong in this one...

That will buff right out.

It was that badly rusted and on the road. The Tards did a favor to the owner.

yea when I saw it was tied up hi and pulling sideways I new it would not end well

"I told you not to use zip ties to install your lift kit!"

"...I got this, hold my beer..."

According to the article that had the video attached, it was a 2016, so I doubt serious rust was an issue.

Nope. It may have happened in 2016, but that's a YJ Jeep 86-95 in North America.

Sorta like when your boot is stuck in the mud and when you go to lift your foot the boots stays there.

Yup. Square headlights. I had one.

I guess they didn't pay attention in physics class.

i ALWAYS force the owner of the stuck vehicle to hook up to his own rig..always.

and why the eff were they pulling sideways? to rotate the stuck wheels out? that was the stupid part. bare minimum..pull in the direction the tires can roll.

Shows how worthless the roll bar was.

On the upside, they can start the "frame-off" restoration more quickly now!

What did they figure that "success" would look like in that scenario?

Youtube hits.

It looks like the jeep didn't just get stuck there. It looks to me like it got stuck in running water, and sat there as the water receded and thoroughly buried the bottom half of the jeep. It the jeep had just rolled into the mud, wouldn't there have been ruts, tracks and probably mud flung everywhere from spinning tires?

My guess is that the guy got stuck and they left the jeep there for a while, and then tried to get it out after the mud and silt had settled around the suspension, running gear, tires, etc... Or maybe not, I don't have a lot of experience driving around in that sort of stuff.

So, this is what they mean by "body on frame"?

Not any more.:D