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To: Ish who wrote (24195)	2/15/2007 6:19:22 AM
From: JDN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34894

I've been thinking about it, I would use my TJ which is much taller, start with the section with less snow, run up on the bank, leaving the rear tires on firm ground, let the weight of the jeep settle down in the bank, back off and do it again and again. Remember I am LOCKED front and rear in my differentials so my jeep is a TRUE 4wd. For those of you unfamiliar with this 4wd is really 2wd in that one tire on each axle must have something to catch on whereas in my case if any one of the 4 tires has traction that is sufficient for me. jdn