Quicksand

[MonsterEnergyMudding]

did u flood it?

[Rramcharger]

@MonsterEnergyMudding No. The factory intakes are over the gas tank. Thats why I never ended up snorkeling it. Wiring got wet and shut the bike off. It started right back up after that, Since then I;ve cleaned all the electrical connections on it and put dielectric grease on it all.

[MonsterEnergyMudding]

@Rramcharger kool good video

[800canamrider]

How did the belt not get wet?

[cheddachayze]

wat a fukin prik lol

[WTFmydog]

How much was that four wheeler

[diehardmercfan]

Ya Chris take your helmet off.

[millybieber00]

if you lose your quad i'm going to smile !!

[TheHuntingTerminator]

is that a sportsman 600 Vtwin?

[docholi507]

clearly not quicksand, a soft spot of heavy silt yeah, but no quick sand

[gmoney101392]

lol megadeth moto psycho!

[PENGUINPUNKER]

dude been watching way too many youtube videos you need a SNORKEL

[reptileguy1]

I'm surprised that no water went into the airbox and killed it..

[butcherkid9000]

yeah keep saying that when ur struggling to breathe at the bottom of a pit of quicksand

[dill315]

you wont sink past your waist in quicksand. the average sized person achieves buyoncy at around that point. its still hard as hell to get out of.

[zeldaexpert31]

so u wont die in a quicksand?

[treesapa]

lawl, at least you know how to drive, and did not let go of the gas

[6324776]

Haha! Funny :D . Nice video XD

[videoclip425]

SCRUBS

[pilotryver]

the best way i get through that shit is whith the snow tracks shit works like a fucking charm

[TRE8815]

Fun, Good job for a Polaris, Might want to trade that one in or sell it after repeditive abuse though

[1972RR]

LOL!!!

[madjimms]

well technically that's just sand that the driver kept digging into, if i twas quicksand it would keep sinking after he stopped spinning the wheels.

[Rramcharger]

Deposits most susceptible to liquefaction are young (Holocene-age, deposited within the last 10,000 years) sands and silts of similar grain size (well-sorted), in beds at least several feet thick, and saturated with water. Such deposits are often found along riverbeds, beaches, dunes, and areas where windblown silt (loess) and sand have accumulated. Some examples of liquefaction include quicksand, quick clay, turbidity currents, and earthquake liquefaction

[madjimms]

yes, but THAT is just fine sand with water +/- mud/clay. its still not "quicksand"

[Rramcharger]

You're right. I'll change the name to soil liquefaction when I get a chance.

[Rramcharger]

Oh wait. That wouldn't be a term in common use then would it.

[madjimms]

you could have just said moron digging into mud..

[Rramcharger]

Oh why? You were there??

[Rramcharger]

Where you the dead muskrat? Tell me that wasn't you genuis!!

[madjimms]

well you can clearly see him spinning the wheels.. then the mud flies... science proves that when you remove something from under something else, that it has a tendency to sink....

[Rramcharger]

What mud?? its sand and pebble!!

[Rramcharger]

Science proves you are half vinegar and half water(DOUCHE)

[madjimms]

you sure do like to reply alot.

[cthippie]

Should have done it without your helm...woulda loved to see the look on your face when the ass-end sank...

Nice vid bro.

[richard4195]

no snorkel brilliant

[Rramcharger]

Your point brilliant

[607819]

bad camera work, but nive one still

[jn102155]

Sand bottom, did the same thing in our river trying to water wheelie. all i did was got off and my King Quad floated right up.

[rickeyparker]

ben there done that fure sure, I walked into once and sunk to my waist .

[prittstick123]

One to remember...nice one.