interesting to see the reversing technique. Not sure that's to be recommended as if it's too high for the front, it'll be too high for the rear (i.e. he could have made it frontwards looking at the water height, only up to his wheels)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-nottinghamshire-55754066

saw that on the news this morning

Found that earlier in the week on YouTube, the channels it’s from is quite a mellow watch. Load of nobbers fire through way too fast

Looking at the depth gauge and enlarging it, it’s just over 700mm. None of those should have been trying it. The Corsa is just sad

I once pulled a family in a ML out of the sand near Lindusfarn (sp?) in Northumberland- the driver said he had good “sand tyres” on his 22s they where near track type road slicks!

If My disco 2 V8 as I towed them started to dig I stopped and reset clearing the tyres as I went, the AT2s where fantastic but I did not want to sink myself ... there was quite an audience at the end on the course way

The recovery chap in the transit they sent out to help said there was no way they where going of the road!

Just because it’s a 4x4 does not make any of them invincible... and some awareness of those capability’s help

Dolphinboy wrote:

interesting to see the reversing technique. Not sure that's to be recommended as if it's too high for the front, it'll be too high for the rear (i.e. he could have made it frontwards looking at the water height, only up to his wheels)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-nottinghamshire-55754066

Ducks were having fun though.....  2017 4.4 SDV8 Autobiography
2012 4.4 TDV8 Westminster - Gone, but not forgotten

I reckon it was a setup. Those ducks were just waiting to steal and break those cars down once they were abandoned.

The obvious flaw to their plan was that they couldn't reach the pedals so had to just watch as the cars were rescued.

Mike