Hope it works out for you. I think at this point a wrecker might be the best choice. What do you think would happen if a daycab went out there and got stuck trying to help?
Bigger mess=bigger tow bill
Emergency in Cali. Need Day cab 2 hours Pay 300 cash
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Uh guys? I don't think the OP wants to take advice about a hook!
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Well if the one poster is correct. 3900 to haul bees from one to coast to another sounds way cheap. Then gets stuck
Yep eat the costs and call a wrecker
Lesson learned, I've been in spots that I have had to get wreckers to get around turns because some goofed on rte surveyG13Tomcat Thanks this. -
Haven't read anything the OP saying someone came to his rescue.Wonder if he finally decided to call a wrecker.They're exp in this sort or thing.Of course it'll be much more then $300.00 probably around 700.00 or higher since it's in Calif.
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Well did you get your trailer out?
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A Day Cab went and helped me to get it out. Ended up costing me 500 bucks, but lowest estimate from a wrecker was 2200 bucks because of the location where it was. Just glad to be done and a life lesson I will remember got the rest of my life.
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I am glad you go the help you needed!
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Just for future reference, if it's a spread axle, chain up the rear to make it pivot on the front axle. You should be able to make some pretty tight corners then.
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