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4 sure.
When I was a teenager I saw someone get a tractor out of a mud hole in a similar way, with a pipe and some chain. He chained the pipe to the outside of the wheel, vertical not horizontal, and it was longer than the tire was tall. I would never have thought to try it on a truck with a motorcycle tie-down and a fence post or board even if they were laying right there in the truck bed.
I don't see many crew cab trucks of that vintage. Looks Like there is one less now.
When I was a teenager I saw someone get a tractor out of a mud hole in a similar way, with a pipe and some chain. He chained the pipe to the outside of the wheel, vertical not horizontal, and it was longer than the tire was tall. I would never have thought to try it on a truck with a motorcycle tie-down and a fence post or board even if they were laying right there in the truck bed.
I don't see many crew cab trucks of that vintage. Looks Like there is one less now.
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4 sure.
When I was a teenager I saw someone get a tractor out of a mud hole in a similar way, with a pipe and some chain. He chained the pipe to the outside of the wheel, vertical not horizontal, and it was longer than the tire was tall. I would never have thought to try it on a truck with a motorcycle tie-down and a fence post or board even if they were laying right there in the truck bed.
I don't see many crew cab trucks of that vintage. Looks Like there is one less now.
When I was a teenager I saw someone get a tractor out of a mud hole in a similar way, with a pipe and some chain. He chained the pipe to the outside of the wheel, vertical not horizontal, and it was longer than the tire was tall. I would never have thought to try it on a truck with a motorcycle tie-down and a fence post or board even if they were laying right there in the truck bed.
I don't see many crew cab trucks of that vintage. Looks Like there is one less now.
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