Boat Saves Truck

[me4osu]

Bet that was a white knuckler.



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Looks like the guy is ok. If he was able to retrieve the truck, he probably had to replace the seat. I'm sure it had quite a lump in it.

 

[Whitmore]

Holly cripes

I bet his bungdoone was cutting washers pretty fast... ... ... . ca-ching ca-ching ca-ching and yes a new seat and new trousers toooooooooooooo:{ :{ :{



His mama told him to always wear clean undies in case he ended up in the haspital... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..... so much for that

 

[Alaskaskiff]

Looks like a real strong case for a heavy boat (truck anchor) and a properly rated hitch system!



Chevy truck committing suicide after pulling that boat?



Natural Selection at work?

 

[J.R. Adkins]

Ah, come on!

If that was a CTD 4x4. I would have just backed right up that lil ol hill!

 

[Batman]

I'm betting it was a 10 on the pucker factor

 

[wcaldwell]

Looked like the driver was still in his truck, too.



Explain this to your wife when you get home. :--)

 

[wedodgediesel]

I'm sure this guy went to church for a month to get closer to the man that saved his #$@.

 

[Mark_Kendrick]

I wonder if they recoverd the truck before it fell?



After puckering up like that I bet he didn't crap for a week!!!:--) :--)

 

[badinfluence]

Put a whole new meaning to safety chains:--)

 

[Deezul1]

Boy thats a good hitch

 

[Vaughn MacKenzie]

I'd say he got in that predicament by forgetting he had the boat back there in the first place (not likely with that truck though). Better check those brakes!

 

[Briar Hopper]

What's all that yellow stuff on the rocks below the truck?

Anybody remember the old Warn Winch ads? They had a disclaimer in big print at the bottom that said, " While this is an actual photo of a Warn winch in action, we do not recommend using your winch in situations this extreme. "

Some hitch manufacturer could use that photo. "While this is an actual photo of a Drawloose (or Weeze) hitch in action, we..... "

 

[RottnDogue]

Originally posted by Briar Hopper

What's all that yellow stuff on the rocks below the truck?

Anybody remember the old Warn Winch ads? They had a disclaimer in big print at the bottom that said, " While this is an actual photo of a Warn winch in action, we do not recommend using your winch in situations this extreme. "

Some hitch manufacturer could use that photo. "While this is an actual photo of a Drawloose (or Weeze) hitch in action, we..... "

LOL Exactly what I was thinking



Darren

 

[DGFoster]

A Bayliner at that,the worst built boat on the market,he must of had a great trailer

 

[Alaskaskiff]

It may be the only good use he got out of the bayliner. Maybe being a Bayliner it was SUPPOSED to go over.

 

[Sregorb]

More pics?

Out of curiousity, does anyone else have pics similar to this? Great safety stufff. Does anyone know where the old Warn (as mentioned) ads might be found?



I'm surprised that there are already gawkers and photographers but no first responders yet. Musta been an interesting recovery (to say the least)...

AND,,,,,Oh to picture yourself as the driver and see the view out the front windshield just as it hangs as shown would be enough to make the stomach quesy... ...



Brian:--)

 

[Scot]

Originally posted by Briar Hopper

What's all that yellow stuff on the rocks below the truck?

Anybody remember the old Warn Winch ads? They had a disclaimer in big print at the bottom that said, " While this is an actual photo of a Warn winch in action, we do not recommend using your winch in situations this extreme. "

Some hitch manufacturer could use that photo. "While this is an actual photo of a Drawloose (or Weeze) hitch in action, we..... "

Was that the one with Parnelli Jones with his '69-'72 Blazer hung up in a giant tree?