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Old 02-06-2017, 07:22 PM
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Was it a one ton Dodge or 3/4 ton?
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Was it a one ton Dodge or 3/4 ton?
Not sure, it was a single wheel extended cab but didn't have any badges on it.
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You guys know how it works though. Guys like that never have anything happen to them. It's people like us that worry and tie stuff down with straps, chains, binders, you name it. We're the ones that end up having trouble.
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My buddy sent me this link last week.
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You could have called your customer and expressed your concerns..........
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He musta had dropped off some illegals on the way to your place Tim. I am sure they were tied up, I mean down, whatever...
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You guys know how it works though. Guys like that never have anything happen to them. It's people like us that worry and tie stuff down with straps, chains, binders, you name it. We're the ones that end up having trouble.
You are right. Lots of people out there surviving by blind luck. Me not so much.
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I bet it is being hauled through U-Ship? Get what you pay for
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I don't know that I would have let it leave.... and that's coming from me, the "jerk". I would just hate the thought of all my hard work ending up in a big heaping pile before the customer got it. Now, if it was the owner.... it would have been different: "See ya, buddy! Hope you make it home with it!"
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You could have called you customer and expressed your concerns..........
We've been down this road plenty of times and the owner never wants to hear it, they never want to hear that the fly by night company they hired for next to nothing is going to potentially destroy their freshly restored tractor. Most owners arnt much better, they usually show up planning to haul with chains around the axles without a care that it's going to destroy the paint. We could have called the customer but at a certain time you have to stop holding people's hands, we were told several times that the guy coming knew what he was doing and would have the proper equipment to safely haul it.
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