Not A Good Week
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Early Monday morning on my way to work I rolled my TB. 100% Human Error! Still a little sore but I was able to walk away. I've been searching for another TB but more then likely I will not rebuild.
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I'm really glad you were able to walk away. I'm sorry the truck is so damaged!
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ErikSS - Lifer
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man that does suck. maybe find somthing with a cage.
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moose1 - Off-Roader
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At least you're not hurt, how did it happen if you don't mind me asking?
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I am also glad you are ok.
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holy fark, glad to see you are ok though that's the important part
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Glad you are ok. Seems the truck protected you quite well. Glad to hear you are looking for another.
Why?
moose1 wrote:man that does suck. maybe find somthing with a cage.
Why?
they've always worked for me.
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that shit will buff out. kick out the windshield, chop off the roof, make some tube doors, and a cage. dedicated trail rig.
Glad you made it out alright, though.
Glad you made it out alright, though.
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DirtyBacon04 wrote:that shit will buff out. kick out the windshield, chop off the roof, make some tube doors, and a cage. dedicated trail rig.
Glad you made it out alright, though.
Funny how this idea is always brought up and no one ever exicutes it.
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Cause that shit ain't free. People have enough trouble getting $ for skids n the cheap lifts these use. Plus it doesn't fix the crappy front suspension
they've always worked for me.
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just being a smart a$$, figure he walked away might aswell make light of it.
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moose1 - Off-Roader
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Ahh. Looks better after a roll than many cages.
Buy another and slap an exo on it!
Buy another and slap an exo on it!
they've always worked for me.
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Well, like I said it was human error and as I look back there are a number of factors that lead up to that monument.
It was just after sun up and I was on my way to work, I’ve drove this road every day five days a week for the past year. There are a lot of twisty curves on this road but it’s not a big deal. I don’t know what I was doing or thinking about at the time but the front passage side tire went off the pavement and then I felt the rear tire drop off. As I steered the front tire back onto the road (I over corrected and the front grabbed traction) I felt the rear slide sideways. The rear passenger tire deflated and the rim dug into the dirt. “Over She Went”
Everything that was in the back ended up all over the road. Shotgun shells and 9mm rounds scattered, all my dog training equipment (doggie bumpers, dog leashes and fake ducks) what a sight it was. Wish I had pic of it all. What really sucks is I'm taking two weeks off for Thanksgiving and I have a pile of parts that I was going to install at the time. I’ve been looking at other TB’s and Envoy’s but I will more the likely sell everything as a lot. Don't know right now.
It was just after sun up and I was on my way to work, I’ve drove this road every day five days a week for the past year. There are a lot of twisty curves on this road but it’s not a big deal. I don’t know what I was doing or thinking about at the time but the front passage side tire went off the pavement and then I felt the rear tire drop off. As I steered the front tire back onto the road (I over corrected and the front grabbed traction) I felt the rear slide sideways. The rear passenger tire deflated and the rim dug into the dirt. “Over She Went”
Everything that was in the back ended up all over the road. Shotgun shells and 9mm rounds scattered, all my dog training equipment (doggie bumpers, dog leashes and fake ducks) what a sight it was. Wish I had pic of it all. What really sucks is I'm taking two weeks off for Thanksgiving and I have a pile of parts that I was going to install at the time. I’ve been looking at other TB’s and Envoy’s but I will more the likely sell everything as a lot. Don't know right now.
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moose1 wrote:just being a smart a$$, figure he walked away might aswell make light of it.
My life flashed in front of my eyes but when the TB stopped rolling up popped "To Be Continued"
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