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Found on road dead

Slick

Use the wheel lift to push you out ?

Hey come see what I done 😅😅😅😅

It's a good thing you know someone in the business 😂😂😂😂😂

Where did you get it

shhhhh ... zzzzzz

The white wire is part of the harness that comes from the ignition switch and is part of the ignition switch , if you checked the white wire and have no voltage, get a ignition switch, and that will include the harness.

So how did you fix the white wire? I have the same issue with my 98 obs Chevy with the 350 but what do I do after I find the white wire? Do I replace the wire or the whole harness?

Valliette?

Stunningly beautiful machine

Beautiful nice color

When my bottom pulley went out due to the high torque of the engine it actually took out the key way and got loose on the crankshaft from overheat & over the years, and it seems to be an ongoing process with any engine that has a extreme amount of fast throttle response if it runs aluminum flywheels resistance in the drive train to take an absorption of the torque and it goes right to the rear tires, that's the ones that eat it front counter weghi and pulleys, what grabs in the fastest torque is about a quick snap to the front weight, I've had to repair a few, so I've learned over the years, I'm 75 now I'm totally disabled nice truck I like it.

Why is your volume low.

When i press the button, the wipers move but no spray. How do i check for power at the pump?

Nice job Wrecker Crew. Whipy ass lightly loaded single axle trailer. The truck used no Anti Sway device. The only thing right is the Wrecker crew. JMO!

Dang maintenance

Under passenger seat

Terrible design. Those levers constantly break. And, you have to open that panel to drain your air tanks.

Don’t spray WD spray white lifting grease

Plastic piece of junk..not a real Peterbilt my friend

Thank you 🎉

The CEO and the truck drivers are the only ones making any money with this company.

🤩 'PromoSM'

Ouch

Memory Loss?

Yes, you have a very valid concern there.the rim is a very strong attachment point, but do have to be careful as the suspension parts could be damaged tie rod, control arm, but on this particular car, there are no other attachment points provided and the way it was located in the ditch there was no way to run the cable under the front bumper cover would’ve been damaged from the cable coming up out of the ditch, so yes care has to be taken when pulling on the rims usually a straight pull is the best

I am in no way a professional towing guy, or an ameture one for that matter, but it seems risky to pull the car out of the ditch with the only point of connection being that strap threaded through the wheel. It seems like a ton (literally) of weight to have on a single wheel. Is there not some chance of those lug nut/bolts shearing or the rim bending or snapping or maybe the same happening to a tie rod? Again, im no professional, but it just seems like there is, even in the circumstances of this video, a better place to have put that strap.

Why do you first say it's a Dodge Dart, then say it's a Plymouth Valiant?

Looks like a very nice family you have there….

sounds just like Jesse James am I right???

Awesome. That looks really great. It's nice to see them next to each other.

That's a good looking family photo.

Was this a DUI or someone that can't drive?

WHY

Good feeling to know there’s still some out there

Interested to see how it was pulled up and over that incline

They are not supposed to park there😂