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Originally Posted by Dude
This is actually kind of funny (a bunch of hours later) but the Jeep would not go willingly. She didnt like the tow bar and chewed up her tires and then I forgot to put the hitch pin back on to the damn hitch. So, this morning while it was still dark I am draggin the transport by the chains down pup and oiler's
street.
Then, I left some tire marks on the next street because she was locked up on one side and would not roll freely athough very much in neutral.
Then 12 miles out from Fort Stockton a front tire on the rv lost it's re-tread.
Luckily, there was room to limp it along side of highway the next 12 miles ,doing 20ish.There just happened to be a do it all mechanics and tire place just a small way after the exit. Could not find the mongo lugwrench for this bad boy anywhere.They also hooked me up with a used spare.
Reportin live from a very fn noisy(aint never gonna sleep) right on the damn highway Walmart parking lot in El Paso.
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If you always listen to your tires, they will tell you where you should be going. They grab the road and drag, trying to stop you when you should not be going somewhere.
Next time you come out here, you won't have any trouble with your tires at all.
Tao of Tires
Feng Shwheels
Rubber's Rules of Order
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