Driving Class C on the Beach

VA-Apraisr wrote:
It was a website "Weird Harolds Cool Parts" as far as I can remember. Solid piece of aluminum milled to fit Class C E450 Chassis.

Looks like Harold's no longer exists> I had forgotten entirely about spacers..I used to have them on my dump truck wheels, 40 years back. I am going to track the idea down.

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I understand watching videos of stuck trucks/RV's on beaches and getting worried about YOU becoming one of those!

I had said, that I would be going unless I had another vehicle of equal ability, with me. Mine is converted, lifted, winched and very able..but, after seeing the numerous video accounting's of people having to get yanked, I wouldn't go alone. Not until I know it's actual sand handling characteristics.

Having just fallen off a ladder and breaking my leg, due to my own male chest thumping..I'll await the opportunity to do it safely. Next time I am down that way, I'll stop in at Hills shop and ask an opinion. At 300 and hour for the tow guy, I want to have some reason to believe I can get in and out.




Dana, lifted, rear air, manual hubs and manual selector, winch.


Gary Haupt