B-150 Mudder
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Hey Mudder... thanks for the reply.I'll take everyone's advice, certainly it is sound advice.
Last time out, I dropped my bumper pretty ******* a rock, and she ain't pretty anymore, (unless you look at her from the left side). So I am curious, did it get bent from a straight steady pull? OR did you try to **** or snap it out?
Using a chain or tow strap, and a little running start is much more stressful, (and more likley to break stuff) than using a recovery strap, and a steady pull.
Thanks
joe
I will admit that part of the problem that I had was that is was ****** out and we could not pull it with a steady pull. But with the steady pull we did bend it a little bit, it wasn't ruined until the jerking started. It was also with a chain another poor decision but unfortunately it was bout 2 in the morning and my truck had run out of gas in the middle of the woods and we had no choice but to use what we had to get me back to the house. I have since fixed the gas gauge and put a very stout steal tube bumper and I am going to try and mount the reese hitch I have at the house to mount on the frame. All in all I got the truck home with no major damage and have seen the reasoning for not making the same mistakes again.