Help stuck (resolved)

Anybody near Palomar mtn, southern ca ?? Stuck on Nate Harrison Grade..

 

Bump

 

Bump to the top, so someone nearby can see and help.

 

I left my dang recovery gear at home >_<

 

I got someone coming about 1hr.

Thanks y'all for bumping

 

This is a good depiction of breakover angle. I hope you're free from the predicament by now.

 

I'm freee.. buddy with taco came to rescue!!

 

Is this a story of fiction? 4Runners can’t get stuck.

 

Technically, I'm not stuck.

 

Recovery board might work ?? I don't know. But it's been on my list to purchase for a while now. And now, it's going to be bumped up in priority.

Deflated all the tires too...:
Front driver tire had decent contact but the angle was pretty steep.

Front pass tire basically had no contact. Also angle was steep.

Rear driver had most contact

Rear pass had no contact

Vehicle was sitting on skid plates. Thank God I invested in some under armor

 

Looking at what i see, in four seconds i figured out what i would have tried. I would have used a stick or knife or something to dig out a little pocked under your axle and then taken your bottle jack and put it under the rear axle, then i would have jacked the rear of the vehicle up to put the front tires in contact with the ground, and also likely have picked the rear of the vehicle up enough to get you off the skids. Then i would have hopped in the drivers seat and tapped the throttle in low and see if the front tires would have pulled enough to pull you down the hill. You might have to re-adjust once or twice but i think you could crab walk it off the hill like this.

 

Definitely appreciate all the feedback. I had recently removed my bottle jack because it was in the compartment behind my subwoofer .. was still deciding where I could store it..>_<

 

Good time to update the thread title.

 

I carry a couple big booty girls, put them in the back. Teeter that runner back,and regain traction to back-up

 

@AsianAnts I bet that pallet laying over there could've saved the day.

 

Chris, have you ever heard the saying "keep the rubber side down"?

Looks like fun days on the trail, haha.

OP, notice the key piece of equipment in his photos: another Jeep.

 

A local gravitational anomaly, perhaps.