#Trac grabber for diesel free#

The tires blew right back, throwing mud out of the way. I gained about two feet forward and shifted into reverse and the truck just dug in. I put the truck in four-wheel drive and proceeded forward, turning the tires straight on. I took out the camera, filmed a bit about the Trac-Grabbers, put them on the tires and climbed back in the truck. I really did bury the truck and it was seriously stuck with water up well over three-quarters of the way up my left tires. I didn’t realize that the location I chose to bury my truck was a whole lot deeper than I had realized.

#Trac grabber for diesel free#

Now truthfully I wanted to get stuck just to see if I could get myself free using the Trac-Grabbers. I got the chance to test them this week in a real world situation after burying my truck in a mud hole. Wanting to be prepared, I did a little research and reached out to the guys at Trac-Grabber and asked them to send out a set for review. This year, I planned to head out to the same area to hunt. This time I was able to dig my way out on my own with good gloves and my trusty Gerber. The next morning, I buried the truck again on another part of the farm. Ultimately, I had to rely on the assistance of the good-natured rancher whose property I was hunting to pull us out. I didn’t have a shovel with me so I dug the truck out as best as I could with a Gerber knife. I felt the truck begin to bog down in the snow and I buried it. The road was in a depression and snow had drifted over it.

I had three kids in the car with me and we were hunting for mule deer in November. Two years ago, I buried my truck out on a farm in western Nebraska. After testing them this week, I am sold on how well they work. Trac-Grabbers is a system that allows you to get your vehicle free from mud, sand and snow.