DUDE! I rolled my truck....on I-15!

[Clutch]

Yes I did! I was just getting on to I-15 on friday with a load of sod that I had not loaded far enough forward. It fishtailed and finally rolled me over onto my side. My Rocklogic cage held perfectly and the only damage was the door (because of the mirror) and the front fender was sratched. The cage is a little tweeked, but i was able to rolled it back over and drove away.
Gladly there was no secondary accident and no one was hurt. I asked the cop to send me the accident pics....hopefully i will see them.
I guess I'm a real pavement pounder now

 

[Chiksic]

Sounds like fun.

 

[JoeT]

Pics or banned! :greg:

 

[PierCed_3]

Pics or banned! :greg:

Agreed!

 

[James K]

WOW, bummer, glad you're alright...................................................but we are going to need those pics

 

[Caleb]

I heard about this...glad everyone was ok...but more importantly, was your sod salvageable(sp?)?

 

[PBandCJ]

Ya did the sod get hurt :redneck:

 

[Coreshot]

hardcore mall-crawlin'...


Is your truck gonna be down to RL anytime soon for repairs?

 

[Vonski]

Whoa, thats some crazy stuff Jeff... Glad everything worked out well and nobody got hurt.

Call Me next time you need to haul sod and you can use the Superduty.

 

[Clutch]

The sod did stay intact! The trailer stayed upright thank goodness.
Thx for the offer Von , (can i use is to tow my truck? Can I use your trailer? Do you have a trailer?)(Also congrates!)

I'm thinking I needing a frame shop to pull the cage over. I might be able to do it at home, putting jacks under the frame on one side and yank it with a truck....VON?

 

[XT Utah]

The sod did stay intact! The trailer stayed upright thank goodness.
Thx for the offer Von , (can i use is to tow my truck? Can I use your trailer? Do you have a trailer?)(Also congrates!)

I'm thinking I needing a frame shop to pull the cage over. I might be able to do it at home, putting jacks under the frame on one side and yank it with a truck....VON?

Just load the sod opposite of the way you did before and roll it onto the other side

 

[mbryson]

The sod did stay intact! The trailer stayed upright thank goodness.
Thx for the offer Von , (can i use is to tow my truck? Can I use your trailer? Do you have a trailer?)(Also congrates!)

I'm thinking I needing a frame shop to pull the cage over. I might be able to do it at home, putting jacks under the frame on one side and yank it with a truck....VON?

Support the frame and chain the rig down so it's tight against the frame. A winch could probably work pretty good if you could secure the vehicle somewhere. But then again, you'll only have X,000 lbs of pulling power. A frame rack would be sweet!

 

[Rusted]

for your viewing pleasure, this is hosted on my slow home connection and is 6 mb so it will take a minute to get.

http://www.4wheeln.com/chainpull.mpeg

 

[Meat_]

 

[JeeperG]

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