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How easily it can all go wrong

Spotted this link on another forum, very scary to see how easily it can all go belly up Shocked

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Post #68549724th Aug 2010 9:52 am
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Shocked easypeasy



I witnessed a hi-lux do almost the same thing, slipped back down a gully and the off side rear caught the edge and over she went. Driver ok but badly shacken and covered in oil. Happened in a flash.
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Post #68550624th Aug 2010 10:02 am
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Good find Andy Thumbs Up Always best to have a spotter or if unsure get out and give it a good coat of looking at.
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Ouch! That track is probably a lot steeper than it looks as cameras always lie! All was lost the moment the left rear wheel slid of the hump.
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I can't watch the video on the iPhone in Turkiye (how do they spell it in the adverts?) but I can imagine what it's like. I hate having to back down a steep hill.

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Wondered where you'd been hiding!! Thought you were off somewhereplotting the downfall of western civilisation!! Soooooooo hope Tunisia is not as toastie as that. Shocked
   
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Had seen it already. Real scary how it goes all wrong so easily and so quickly. Was the driver put in prison? (see thread on the Wales driver)
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Would the D3/4's electronic wizardy have helped in such circumstances? I'd have thought not.
  
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It doesn't take much for this to happen, this was following me along a track and then reversed and hit a bank, no one injured and back up and running in 20-30 mins
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You gotta be really carefull out there guys Thumbs Up

I think a D3 D4 with the air system does have an advantage though.
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