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Originally Posted by RBLACAUSA
digging it out could allow for flooding though, if you're below grade
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normally you dont need a flatbed, if a regular tow rig isnt available then you get a fb. rear drive vehicles can be towed as yours was, the tcase allows the front wheels to be 'disconnected' manually. sometimes the tow companies will use a dolly for the front wheels as a precaution against damaging the drive line components, protects them from paying for damages the could occur during the tow.
lee
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Originally Posted by RBLACAUSA
Yeah, that is a rare picture. I've never seen a Toyota tow a towtruck like that before. That towtruck must be a Ford. Good thing your Runner is 4WD.
toyota---><----ford
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Originally Posted by Denk
don't forget about the existing interior of the garage that would also need to be dug out and have a new concrete slab poured.
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Originally Posted by Randomness
Denk, how do you have OME 990's on your 2nd Gen?? I didn't even know there was such a thing as 990's? 900's, and 901's...
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Originally Posted by lee
couldve sworn i read that towing like yours is is bad for the 4wd system?
i could be off...
i could be off...
I've got a friend that owns a tow company. He's making a lot more money than I will be when I graduate and he didn't have to pay $50K for a degree. There's something wrong with this picture.
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