KELLY88
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Just for that I'm gonna move to Fl and open up another franchise.![]()
Haha, you can have Florida, I'll take any excuse to move back north.
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Just for that I'm gonna move to Fl and open up another franchise.![]()
Don't you know anyone with a 4x4 that can get back there and pull that trailer to the highway in which you can hook it to the chevy and go home? Maybe even see a 4x4 and offer $20 to pull it to the road. Its either that or get some Rad arms, and be out there putting them on to drive it out.
Haha, you can have Florida, I'll take any excuse to move back north.
What, all the warm weather and sun doesn't agree with ya?![]()
lol, thanks man! I forget who's idea it was...Awesome use of a log !!!!
Yeah, I would think getting another radius arm on there and driving it out would be easiest (perhaps a temp repair on the arm that broke, then weld up some new ones using beefier tube welded inside the arm (and plated up) instead).
Good luck with your recovery. My biggest fear when leaving a vehicle in the woods is having vandals come across it and start breaking/stealing shit. IMO, I probably would've kept quiet about it on the forums until you got it out.
Ready welder is what you need. That, a working alternator and a couple of batteries and you would be on the trail in no time!