P500 Recovery pics as promised

[wizardoforange]

Here are some photos taken yesterday of the recovery of my friend’s P700 which he flipped day before yesterday. I’m putting them here in the P500 subforum because I’m a P500 owner and my P500 was used as the recovery vehicle. Thankfully no one was injured in the least in the crash and the recovery went exactly as planned. Remarkably, the P700’s fluids were all ok, it cranked right up, and exhibited no foul behavior coming off the mountain. The only visible damage was some cracked hood plastic and a slightly bent rear roll-cage. I have to say these are tough machines.

 

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[JimmyA]

I flipped mine here at home a few mths. back! I know the feeling.

 

[mjager]

Wow, you got some skills to extracate that 700. KUDOS!!!

And great to know the 500 can do something like that, and that the 700 can withstand something like that.

 

[Timmy]

Wow, you got some skills to extracate that 700. KUDOS!!!

And great to know the 500 can do something like that, and that the 700 can withstand something like that.

P-500 to the rescue! Mine has been used as a log skidder. LOL

 

[HaggyGP]

Here are some photos taken yesterday of the recovery of my friend’s P700 which he flipped day before yesterday. I’m putting them here in the P500 subforum because I’m a P500 owner and my P500 was used as the recovery vehicle. Thankfully no one was injured in the least in the crash and the recovery went exactly as planned. Remarkably, the P700’s fluids were all ok, it cranked right up, and exhibited no foul behavior coming off the mountain. The only visible damage was some cracked hood plastic and a slightly bent rear roll-cage. I have to say these are tough machines.

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Great pictures, looks like you had your work cut out for you, hope damage was minimal and everyone walked away with no injuries.

 

[wizardoforange]

Great pictures, looks like you had your work cut out for you, hope damage was minimal and everyone walked away with no injuries.

Thank you. It turned out fine. Had this happened just about anywhere else on this trail, I shudder to think of the outcome.