Stop driving in wet beach sand, like I did! How I got rescued...

Tekker had always been an adventurous person. He loved exploring new places and taking risks. So when he decided to take his car to a secluded beach, he wasn't too worried about getting stuck in the sand. After all, he was driving a car that had won multiple Dakar Rally's.
But as he drove further away from the road, the sand became looser and wetter. Mark stopped the car and got out to show how loose the sand was. He even stepped on it in front of the camera to demonstrate.
Despite his preparedness, Tekker soon realized that he was in trouble. His car had sunk into the sand, and he wasn't able to move it. He tried using his portable electric winch, but it wasn't long enough to reach a nearby tree.
Feeling defeated, Tekker decided to call for help. He phoned a surfer family he had met earlier, and they gave him the number of a guy who worked in the forest. The man was eating his dinner when Tekker called, but he agreed to come and help in 30 minutes.
Tekker waited eagerly as darkness began to fall. He knew he was lucky to have someone willing to help him, and he was grateful. When the man arrived, he started digging under the wheels and placed rubber playground mats under them.
Tekker attached a rope to his towbar, and the man started tugging with an extreme long run-up and heavy pulls. With the man's help, Tekker's car was soon freed from the sand.
As the man and his wife left, Tekker gave them 100 euros, six beers, and a bottle of wine. He was grateful for their help and relieved that he was finally able to continue his trip to the beach. From that day forward, he made sure to always have the necessary tools and resources on hand, just in case he found himself in a similar situation again.
The driver had always been one to seek out adventure, and today was no different. They had been driving for hours, leaving behind the familiar asphalt roads and heading towards the coast. As they drove over the rough terrain, the driver couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement building up inside of them.
After a few hours of driving, the driver finally arrived at their destination - a secluded beach, surrounded by rolling sand dunes. Eager to explore, the driver decided to take their car for a spin on the sandy beach.
However, it wasn't long before they realized that they had made a mistake. The beach sand was loose and wet, making it nearly impossible for their car to move. Despite their best efforts, the car was soon stuck, and the driver found themselves in a precarious situation.
But the driver wasn't one to give up easily. They had come prepared, after all, with all kinds of tricks up their sleeve. They pulled out their portable electric winch and got to work, determined to free their car from the sand.
Despite their efforts, however, the winch was no match for the stubborn sand, and the driver soon realized that they needed help. After making a few phone calls, they finally managed to get in touch with someone who could assist them - a local forest worker who was known for his expertise in handling tough situations.
As darkness began to fall, the driver anxiously waited for the forest worker to arrive. When he finally did, he quickly got to work, digging under the wheels and using rubber playground mats to gain traction. With a rope attached to the driver's towbar, he began to tug, pulling with all his might.
After a few tense moments, the car finally broke free from the sand, and the driver let out a sigh of relief. They were grateful for the forest worker's help and knew that they couldn't have done it without him.
As the forest worker and his wife packed up their gear and prepared to leave, the driver thanked them once more, handing over a small token of their gratitude. Despite the challenges they had faced, the driver knew that they would always remember this adventure as a reminder of the kindness of strangers and the importance of being prepared for anything.
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[@Claudi007_]

Just discovered your channel. I also travel with my dog and my Pajero and wish you a good trip at all times.

[@astro2456]

Next time take a small air compressor with you, air down before you enter a sticky situation. If you think if you are going to be stuck, go forward and use momentum. If your Montero has traction control, slightly play with the brakes it will activate aggressive traction control. Carry an extra rope with you. If you are alone, don’t hesitate to even use the carpets for traction, if it gets dark, stay inside the car. Install a CO sensor in the car too.

[@ratraceescapism]

indeed, but these tires hard as... they don; t flex, even flat I can drive normally

[@gretavanmeerbeeck5860]

Filmpje echt goed gemaakt! Tof om te zien!👍👍

[@yutuniopati]

Pour ce genre de terrain il te faut une garde au sol plus haute, on peut voir que ton catalyseur touche le sable.

[@user-fe7rk8mi9w]

Видить катализатор может не каждый🤣🤣🤣

[@RemRemSr20dett]

Hello! I have a Mitsubishi Montero 2003 3.8 3rd gen (gasoline not TDI), could you please tell me how much does the camper weight? Is the camper assisted by their own breaking system, or your using only the montero breaking system? Great video!!

[@ratraceescapism]

1200 kg And brakes on caravan yes

[@bernardopriolo8383]

Not good driver on that condition, Pajero is up to any more difficult situations