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On Apr 1, 9:52*am, Reno wrote:
"Robert M. Gary" wrote in news:fab14a43-6d55-44ce-afa4- : I also carried a tow rope just in case but never needed it. Note - there probably is no where to attach a tow rope on a Vue that won't cause suspension or ody damage. I guess I was just going to wrap it around the frame that runs across in front of the engine. I think if I got stuck it wouldn't take much additional force to pull me out. The Vue would still provide 90% of the force, it would probably just need an little extra umph to get rolling (at least that's the logic I'm using). The traction control could give you some trouble - most of those systems reduce engine power if a wheel slips and that could get you in trouble if a ramp is slippery and you need a small bit of wheel spin to get up. Ah, I'll dig out the manual and find out which of the 3 "drive modes" I should use. That's a good point that the traction control may be bad. -Robert |
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