My dad had a Hensley. Best bumper pull setup he ever had, but...

...it is a b-e-a-r to hook up. Make sure you have plenty of room in front of the trailer (and level too) to maneuver the truck for a straight shot. I can't imagine doing it without a rear camera or spotter (back up a few inches, get out and check, back up a few inches, get out and check...lather, rinse, repeat).

 

 

" Called a friend who came and got the deer. And the police didn't seem to want to be bothered, they never even came out."
That would never happen around here. One of my neighbors hit a mountain lion a few years ago and he put it in his truck and then called Fish & Game to report it. The warden was out in no time and checked the kitty out for about an hour or so and finally told him that it did look like an accident and was not going to arrest him on the spot!

 

There are some tricks to it. The best and most informative information you can get on these hitches is on the Airstream (airforums) forums. Pages and pages of it, by Airstream owners who for the most part are a pretty intelligent bunch. I have spend many. many hours there learning all about hitches, tires, tow vehicles, weights and WD etc. There is even a 59 page sticky for the Hensley Arrow which as you know is almost the same hitch: the ultimate haha users guide... - Airstream Forums

 

Sigh. Handfull of co-workers ribbing me on our way out of the mill to the parking lot tonight about whether "that big old ford would lite off in these temps". One said hey now, 98% of Fords ever sold are still on the road today. The other 2% made it home

All i know is i rolled put of the parking lot first and didn't look back to see who's hoods were up

 

I would be willing to bet that my truck idles smoother, starts quicker and runs better than the day it was new which is 20 years ago in December.

A friend of mine just bought a 2018 F-450... I told him that is a damn nice truck, let me know when the bank says it is all yours in 7 years.

 

Ok guys, turning here for a little advice. Two times this year I have had fraudulent activity on my bank account. The first time I had to fight tooth and nail to get it reversed. Well I just got a letter for the second one saying the "merchant" provided a charge summary and my claim was denied!!!! Seriously, I haven't been able to see straight. I am at the end of my rope. Needless to say I am going to call in the morning and tear a few new a**holes.

Anyone else been through this? I have been with USAA for 10 years and this is the treatment I get?Yeah I am a male in my 40s. Do you seriously think I ordered some frickin eye serum?? Jiminy man. If anyone else has had to deal with this and knows a better way than a serious azz chewing, please let me know. Thanks.

 

Last year during this time we had some fraudulent charges on our credit card. We called USAA and they froze the account, overnighted us new cards and then reversed the charges that were nut ours. The charges were removed from our total, but stayed on the account for a week or so while USAA processed the claim.

Not sure why you were denied, hopefully they can help out on the phone. We have been with USAA for 20 years and have never (knock on wood) had a bad experience with them.

 

Also have this tshirt. This time last year some cockroach in Michigan charged $1.10 to Lyft to test the card #s, then within an hour opened a new Amazon account and placed their Christmas orders. At first the bank fixed it but then they denied it since Amazon didn't give them a claim #, so we had to deal with Amazon again and then the bank again. Took about 4 weeks to get all straightened out

 

 

Us being stuck with these bills just isn't right. The companies who accepted the fraudulent purchase without checking credentials first should foot the bill and go get their money. In September it happened to me and I believe that it happened from one of two restaurants in Atlantic City. My CC company caught it right away, I guess because the internet purchases were sent to a different address than mine and one merchant denied one of the charges due to suspicions. Mine was easy as could be, the CC company immediately refunded the money and sent me new cards. I hope you get it fixed in a hurry.

 

Fellas,thanks for the input. John, the IP address is a great idea. Didn't think of that. I was going to ask for tracking numbers of where the merchandise was sent and also ask them for the address and the time of day of purchase just to get them to prove to me what happened. The letter basically said the merchant presented the charge summary and some other data. Ummmmmmmmmmm, "other data"?? What in the entire heck is "other data"??!! If you are going to deny me on a fraud claim, you better have pertinent and specific information.....not just put it under the category if "other". Dipchits....

Anyways, sounds like this is more common than not. Appreciate the support guys.

 

Be polite at first, then escalate from there. If it comes down to it, I am sure you can change financial institutions for cards easily enough if the problem isn't resolved to your satisfaction.

 

The first thing I did when I got my email was to call the merchants where the purchases were made, one of them I got to before they shipped the product, one of them gave me the name and address to whom the shipment was destined, another told me that they would only give that information to LE, Neiman Marcus didn't have the time of day for me so I hope they got burnt with the bill. I also called my local police and they did come out and take a report and the officer spoke with my CC company.