Proved it again!
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02-18-2003, 08:20 AM
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The power of FORD that is 
Thanks to all the lovely white stuff we got, Mulberry got a chance to show her stuff when she towed one of our attorneys' brand new Craperado into our parking garage (yes, he got stuck coming into the garage!). It was quite a sight (you see, some might claim that Mulberry was cosmetically challenged) seeing her pull that big, shiny, 2WD open-diff hunka junk. I told him he should just sell it now and get a King Ranch Super Duty. (Think I should get part of the sales commission? ha ha)
Thanks to all the lovely white stuff we got, Mulberry got a chance to show her stuff when she towed one of our attorneys' brand new Craperado into our parking garage (yes, he got stuck coming into the garage!). It was quite a sight (you see, some might claim that Mulberry was cosmetically challenged) seeing her pull that big, shiny, 2WD open-diff hunka junk. I told him he should just sell it now and get a King Ranch Super Duty. (Think I should get part of the sales commission? ha ha)
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02-19-2003, 03:52 AM
Proved it again!
Oh my God!!
You mean that Ford was actually strong enough to pull a Chevy 4x2 that was slipping on black ice?!!!
Wish I coulda been there!!
Did'int fall off the "truck" yesterday bud, slippage is slippage-you'da been proud of how much my 94' 2wd F-150 slipped around on my way to work at the towing company(which) used primarily C-3500 HD's-which never slipped around due to the weight-and sometimes chains.
Couple times I had to leave it parked down the hill in the Shoprite parking lot ,and WALK the rest of the way to work....lol.
Doesen't prove anything.
You mean that Ford was actually strong enough to pull a Chevy 4x2 that was slipping on black ice?!!!
Wish I coulda been there!!
Did'int fall off the "truck" yesterday bud, slippage is slippage-you'da been proud of how much my 94' 2wd F-150 slipped around on my way to work at the towing company(which) used primarily C-3500 HD's-which never slipped around due to the weight-and sometimes chains.
Couple times I had to leave it parked down the hill in the Shoprite parking lot ,and WALK the rest of the way to work....lol.
Doesen't prove anything.
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02-19-2003, 03:02 PM
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Just be careful where you hook that tow chain to your Ford because you might warp the tiny frame. 
http://www.hwysafety.org/vehicle_ra...e/html/0110.htm http://www.hwysafety.org/vehicle_ra...e/html/0108.htm
http://www.hwysafety.org/vehicle_ra...e/html/0110.htm http://www.hwysafety.org/vehicle_ra...e/html/0108.htm