Haha I agree. I don't think its ai.. it's funny looks real to me.Shoulda got a Tremor. I'd have walked up that ramp
And yeah, get tf out of the boat!

That dude's gut is bought and paid for, he ain't pushing. He had to remain seated at the helm of the boat, why? He looked like he was trying to steer, LOL. The girls got out and he got in. Other guys were watching. SMFHShoulda got a Tremor. I'd have walked up that ramp
And yeah, get tf out of the boat and push!
Yeap! I don't remember, does a FX4 have this 4WD Lock button?Shoulda got a Tremor. I'd have walked up that ramp![]()
No it does not. Tremor only.Yeap! I don't remember, does a FX4 have this 4WD Lock button?
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The Tremor doesn't have the tow capacity for the See-Doo. I know because of shopping for boats and my Tremor at 2,000 lbs won't handle the boat in the video. BTW, That's a very nice boat!Shoulda got a Tremor. I'd have walked up that ramp
And yeah, get tf out of the boat and push!
Yes, that's a form of what's called "power loading". It works but is really bad for the sea/lake floor. All of that thrust washes out the bottom.Looks like they used the boats motor at the end haha, worked!
Unfortunately, this isn't much different that what TFL found out with the Hybrid AWD, Ford's logic in power distribution needs to be addressed and corrected. With the amount of front wheel slippage shown in the video, there should have been a lot more rear-drive bias applied.Better tires would have been a great help to this guy. Looks like he's running some real plain all-seasons.
Also, I'm doubting he had it tow mode (or anything other than normal mode for that matter). In fact, Sand Mode probably would have been best in this case because it biases most of the power to the back wheels.