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yeah if they where smart they would have put a cot on the strap to keep the forse of it headed to the ground if it broke and then put all the extra people in the bed of the ford. that truck wasnt going any where with the front power tire burried and the rear power tire off the ground. the best bet would have ben to try and get that rear tire back down. A shovel probly would have came in handy as well.
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doesnt anyone throw a coat or blanket on the chain or cable???????? takes the whip right out of cable.. |
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dam limited slip
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