Sand hollow arrowhead and broken chain

Beast buggy Motorsports
Beast buggy Motorsports
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2021-07-26に共有
In this video we went on arrowhead and broken chain in sand hollow Utah.
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  • @jonpowell5860
    And Ithought the Rubicon was hard, this makes the sluice boxes nothing but a sunday drive. Awesome rigs, well built and thought out. Its incredible what is possible with rear steer and selectable lockers. Good job, well done gentleman
  • @Rynoserous
    "I aint got no brakes", "I know but you have a gas pedal". Love it!
  • @LetsRidePEVO
    I love these videos as well as the rc videos. Don’t stop making these, please!
  • @logan88
    I saw lots of 4x4, only this one really amazing me. Can't image without this video
  • @yaneura390
    I registered. I will continue to enjoy it in the future.That's a wonderful driving.
  • @straubdavid9
    This stuff is on a whole new level .... I'm wincing the whole time I'm watching 🤣🚙
  • @duneattack
    We hit that trail just a few weeks ago. On that vertical wall I made it to the first landing but I had to get winched up. I have some geometry issues. Each time I hit the gas my whole car lifted up off the wall. Fortunately no one went over backwards in our group. Glad everyone in your group is OK, that fall off that wall past the first step is a long drop and cars land flat on their lids every time!
  • @scottpetrie8707
    Truly amazing machine! Is there a rundown on the build? I just noticed about half way through that looks like hydraulic rear up/down?
  • @edperry6199
    Amazes me, someone though... I can drive through there. How do you get out of there if you slip in?
  • @OcRefrig
    Wow , First time viewer. incredible ! that 55 Red dot 🔴 engineering machine is incredible. driver is very good too ! How much is a Rig like that ? if u don't mind me asking.
  • @DavidMarkun
    Mind boggling for me. What do you even call this activity? First time I've seen a vehicle with front and rear steering and (on the Red Dot vehicle) apparently suspension that adjusts as needed to get the body higher off the axles or closer to it, as needed to shift weight around. I heard a sound like a vacuum cleaner; is that electric radiator fans or is it something to do with the suspension adjustments?