I don't have any attachment points on my chassis or bumper (front and rear), so what can I do??
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The answer is simple:
| A | xle |
| D | irect |
| R | ecovery |
Want a closer look??
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To test the ADR we took 3 Tdi Discoveries up into the sandy country south of Cameron's Corner.
One vehicle had the ADR fitted prior to leaving, and the 2nd ADR was fitted in the sand, just prior to
a challenging piece of this interesting area. You can see the marks made in the sand during fitting in the above photos.
Here we can see what happens to a standard vehicle as it becomes bogged, not once but twice.
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ADR pulled out from behind skirt, and then snatchum strap attached
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Another view
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And again..
OK, so what did the front skirt look like at the end of the trip?
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