Stuff we have pulled this winter
Being it's rwd i don't have a tow package (LT came with fog lights) I did push my dads silverado that died in the turning lane turning into my neighborhood with the blazer at like 8 o'clock. People are retarded who drive around here especially when someone has their hood up and flashers on. lol, i still have scuffs from the little impacts of the bumpers. idk if it counts but it should =P
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From: Manitoba, Canada
haha nice, thats what i got the bush gaurd on the front for. got it mounted solid to the frame. Its awsome for pushing/hitting stuff. The garbage bins at work over time slowly creep over and take up my parking spot so i use it to go and push them back
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From: Manitoba, Canada
OH MAN, i have the worst luck, i was SOO pumped, i was driving and saw a city bus in the ditch......i was like WICKED, so i loop around to go see if i can give him a yank out, by the time i looped around the transit supervisor had come and picked him up already and he was gone.!!! AHHHH damn 
i was soo dissapointed
i was soo dissapointed
Last edited by streblo; Jan 26, 2011 at 09:31 PM. Reason: add photo
A month ago, a Toyota Corolla was trying to pull a Golf 
out of a muddy parking after a rainy night, and they both got stuck. I was passing by, saw them, got excited 
and pulled them both at the same time 
And guess what! On my way back, I pulled a small fallen tree out of the road
out of a muddy parking after a rainy night, and they both got stuck. I was passing by, saw them, got excited and pulled them both at the same time And guess what! On my way back, I pulled a small fallen tree out of the road
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From: Manitoba, Canada
aha nice! i was out on some old logging road a few months ago and there was a massive tree that had fallen down over the road, so i hooked up the rope around it and tried to pull, got it a little ways but then no further, ended up having to give a good couple of yanks and got it out of the way JUST enough that i could drive over part of it to get by.
Heres a pic of the bus, was so dissapointed he was gone by the time i managed to swing back around
Heres a pic of the bus, was so dissapointed he was gone by the time i managed to swing back around
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Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Fitzgerald, GA
Unfortunately, I only have one story this winter (not much snow/ice so far).
I had to pull out my fiance's father a couple weeks ago. He got his Dodge Ram stuck near our house and had to ask for my help. Apparently his transmission was acting up (couldn't get into 4wd), and he doesn't have a locker, so the best he could do was a 1-wheel peel. After I pulled him to a dry spot on the road, he promptly drove about 30 feet and got stuck again. So I pulled him out twice in a matter of minutes.
I had to pull out my fiance's father a couple weeks ago. He got his Dodge Ram stuck near our house and had to ask for my help. Apparently his transmission was acting up (couldn't get into 4wd), and he doesn't have a locker, so the best he could do was a 1-wheel peel. After I pulled him to a dry spot on the road, he promptly drove about 30 feet and got stuck again. So I pulled him out twice in a matter of minutes.
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i've pulled a few vehicles this season (my Dad's Plymouth when he moved, my youngest brother's Jimmy when it left him stranded) but i never thought to take a pic of the only serious pull i've done so far this Winter, since i was alone.
besides, we really haven' had too much of the white stuff around here so far.
wow! you're cheap. or generous. take it as you may.
you can still have a tow package on a 2WD. did you check your RPO's?
besides, we really haven' had too much of the white stuff around here so far.
