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I got 24" rims on my Tundra but thanks for the thought
See Bob, this is why we have camera phones. Just Kidding :thumbsup:
That sucks!
That sucks!
SUE THE CITY:thumbsup:
I dont know about sueing them but they certainly are liable for any damages and the bill for removal of the vehicle.
I didn't check where he lives, but, here in NY you can't sue a city or gov unless you tell them at least 24 hours in advance that there is a problem!
That being said, that sucks!
That being said, that sucks!
It was in a newer development and Ryan Homes did reimburse me for the tow. No damage that I could see.
I would almost bet the grate was made in china.....
Damn that sucks. I am doing the same thing you're doing - passing put flyers to drum up business. Hopefully you weren't stuck there for too long. How did you get out there?
I was stuck about 2 hours. To bad I couldn't bill them for my time.The bad part was,I guess I was a little flustered and locked my keys inside when I went to look for the construction office.:laughing:
getting out was suprisingly easy. They just winched me out from the back.
getting out was suprisingly easy. They just winched me out from the back.
a good "High Lift" jack is great for those situations, I have gotten out of several sticky situations using one, I keep one in my truck (threw out the OE jack)
ray - The grate was likely a to be Clow grate. I don't think they import unless it is made to their standards.
fourcorner - Why did you post a photo showing you were driving on the wrong side of the road? You have provide some proof for the city pf that and to get their part from you, even though the grate should work the same in either direction. Most cities do not think much of "paper hangers" and out area bans them.
fourcorner - Why did you post a photo showing you were driving on the wrong side of the road? You have provide some proof for the city pf that and to get their part from you, even though the grate should work the same in either direction. Most cities do not think much of "paper hangers" and out area bans them.
My Ford would never get stuck in something like that. Sorry for your luck.
I would have: Cranked the steering wheel to the left as far as possible goosed it in drive, then hit the brakes. Put it in reverse and jammed throttle while releasing brakes (still holding wheel to hard left). No way an old country boy (me) would get stuck on a city street. :no:
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Well if you had a piece of plywood or some 2x8...I'm sure you can jack your truck up and roll it back to even surface road.
If I asked really nicely, my wife would have just picked the front end up and moved it over. Then I'd have to buy her dinner. :whistling
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