I got stuck once in La, delivering some Can Ams to a dealer. I thought I coulgo around the block through a neighborhood to turn around because the dealer was closed on the Monday I showed up.
Ended up being 4ft deep ditches on both sides of the street and too tight to turn. Ended up backing into a parish pumping station because the guy opened the gate for me. I promptly got stuck in the wet soft grass so I dropped the trailer right there and left till the next morning. Some help from a guy with a pick up and one of my chains got me onto solid ground and out a different way so I could deliver. The dealship owner was real nice and said it happens more often than not lol.
What if it Snows?
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Don't miss a turn in rural LA, no place to turn around...RidgeRunner731, InTooDeep, WesternPlains and 1 other person Thank this. -
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No daddy no. Make it stop please. Not the Oregon 230......
I put my antipasto down to not drive into the 9 foot snow banks, and The OM promptly eats all the artichokes.homeskillet, D.Tibbitt, lovesthedrive and 5 others Thank this.
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