Very nice thing for you to lend that driver a hand; most people would just point and laugh... You might want to suggest that your company invest in some salt so the poor drivers don't have to deal with a pita situation to begin with! I have been down that road one to many times and it is very frustrating knowing in advance you probably stand no chance of getting out without burning down to the pavement!!!

 

i'm going skiing in park city, utah in march and i surely have no doubt that i'm going to march straight up to your house and shake you hand. well done my friend.

my jeep finally saw snow this winter in georgia. and boy is she happy.

 

you can upload it to megaupload.com just create an account...
its free and anyone can download it.

 

You should hang some of these on your sahara dude!

 

Great video ......already download it Burn it and showed it

Keep it up....

 

Very cool indeed! I also would not have believed it had I not seen it.

 

pretty cool video but I have to say that that semi moved on its own , if you look at the tow strap in the beginning it gets tight but before you start trying to go forward the semi moved forward on its own and the strap hangs loose. just my $.02

 

You can also see the semi start to move backwards in a few spots, the tow strap get tight, the Jeep fish tail, and tires spin.

Snow isn't a consistent surface, so there would be spots that the traction is better and spots that it's worse. Similar to what Only in my Jeep said, it's not like he was towing a dead semi up a hill. The jeep was just giving it an extra pull to get it past the slick spots. Who knows, maybe it just needed a little extra pull and a Ford Festiva would have been able to do the same thing. Maybe a few guys pushing on the back would have done it. Doubt it, but it's possible.

To me the cool thing is that the bottom line is it's a Jeep pulling a semi.

 

WOW look at Mr. Negativity

 

I know eh ahahah