Originally Posted by Steeroid
(Post 1237383)
Moral of the story - dont push him to bring the Khukri out, because it then HAS to draw blood! Welcome back once again, Gurkha! |
Originally Posted by rhandle
(Post 1237099)
I Had I let it crawl on 1st gear with Diff. Locks on I am sure It would have done. What I was advised to put it in 3rd and do "Pedal to Metal" and go up with momentum. |
Originally Posted by Gurkha
(Post 1237357)
Human Gurkha doesn't need to be convinced, he knows what he has and has done enough off road in his lifetime to know what the priorities of an off road vehicle should be. He has owned and off roaded with several other vehicles of different pedigree including the JEEP to know whats it all about. Higher authorities with way more experience than Gurkha, Chennai trails and Gurgaon trails drivers have thoroughly tested the Gurkha against other vehicles to come to the same conclusion. |
Originally Posted by vinod_nookala
(Post 1237491)
I saw this phenomenon yesterday in Palar otr. Sand was loose, virtually every 4x4 was struggling. I made it on sheer momentum some how, but later Arkas MM540 XD driven by his brother stalled midway. I thought he is stuck. But with slight throttle and first gear low he inched slowly. The LSD both in front and rear did their job. If LSD can do, diff locks can do it better! |
Originally Posted by Gurkha
(Post 1237357)
The legendary G Wagen 460 and 461 diesels had 72bhp and 80bhp respectively from the OM616 and 617, every tests done against their competition who had better power, they outperformed them off road. ., , , Gurkha UBER and AUS Auf Wiedersehen |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 1235721)
...I noticed is that the engine was constantly taking air after stalling, and required very long multiple self cycles to start again. |
Originally Posted by rhandle
(Post 1237099)
Willys is lighter, If nothing, then moving slush would push them out. |
talking about "Human Gurkha" understand that he has got 10 years, and more than 125, 000 kms under his belt on Gurkha. |
Also I dented my roof - do not ask me how! |
Originally Posted by SS-Traveller
(Post 1237984)
@ rhandle - this I'm afraid I'll really have to ask - how do you dent your own roof? Someone can drop something from above and dent it, but how do you dent it yourself? |
Originally Posted by vinod_nookala
(Post 1237491)
rhandle, It is difficuilt to imagine the terrain sitting here, but i think you are right, you should have put that in first and let it crawl with diff locks on. I saw this phenomenon yesterday in Palar otr. Sand was loose, virtually every 4x4 was struggling. I made it on sheer momentum some how, but later Arkas MM540 XD driven by his brother stalled midway. I thought he is stuck. But with slight throttle and first gear low he inched slowly. The LSD both in front and rear did their job. If LSD can do, diff locks can do it better! |
Originally Posted by nitrous
(Post 1238232)
You could also hit a protruding branch of a tree. Yeah, Its happened to me. |
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