HarkerOutdoors
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This beauty has a 6 inch lift and 40 inch tires. With the EDC installed this jeep is seriously ready for anything!
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Should be at least be a good test for the Harbor Freight winch on the front.40’s, stock axles(at least from what I can see), and likely 900+lbs of gear?
Ready for anything but real use?
that apex winch is actually pretty incredible IMO.Should be at least be a good test for the Harbor Freight winch on the front.
That’s the one I’ll be getting. Supposedly a really well made unit with some serious pull.that apex winch is actually pretty incredible IMO.
I’ve seen them do some pretty heavy work and the controller itself is fantastic
Are you like 5’8” or is your Jeep really that big? Bad ass Jeep regardless!This beauty has a 6 inch lift and 40 inch tires. With the EDC installed this jeep is seriously ready for anything!
my arms hurt from having to change my 35” tire once on the trail. It’s well Over a hundred pounds. I can only imagine a 40” tire Weight with rim. I assume around 200lbs?? Gonna need that winch to somehow raise the tire in place.So uhhh... where's the after action pics where you realized you don't need half the shit you slapped on it, 40s included.
Unless you are driving iceland or greenland in winter, those tires and that stance look silly. And not for nothing but you ever change them, yourself, in the field, just to see how it feels? I want to see you get the 5th wheel and tire back on that carrier.
Nah, just use a good tire bar. I used to change super singles on triaxle trucks. Those tires were heavy as can be and I had no issue with the right leverage.my arms hurt from having to change my 35” tire once on the trail. It’s well Over a hundred pounds. I can only imagine a 40” tire Weight with rim. I assume around 200lbs?? Gonna need that winch to somehow raise the tire in place.