to all
I did two flatbed tows in the past two weeks.
no damage on the spoiler or exhaust but they did damage
the frame on the TR6. first on the tie down bracket on the
back and then to the end of the frame.
I am talking to them now about repairs.
so be sure to check after towing for damage.
Gary Oehrle
oehrle@cadence.com
408-450-6521
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> Which type of tow truck is most likely to avoid damage to our lbcs - a
> flatbed or a wheel lift variety (not a sling-back). If you go flatbed,
> then you risk having chains crush the spoiler on the way up, and jamb
> your exhaust on the way down. The wheel-lift type would seem to avoid
> this. It simply picks up your wheels with hydraulic arms. Any thoughts?
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