this is my cousin we all have dodge trucka , pulliung out a ford dump truck that got stuck. not stuck now because of trusty ole dodge got it out

 

Nice. See that happening a lot now-a-days, Dodges pulling out Fords.

 

lol Ive seen a Chevy pull a Ford (although it was only 50ft to our driveway when my dad's ford ran out of gas), but I hadnt seen a Dodge pull a Ford before.

 

theres a vid on youtube of a CTD pullin a fullsize dump truck out of a icy ditch.

ive had to resuce a yota in this truck, but thats about it.

 

last time i tried to pull something out of a ditch the freakin chain snapped and gave my tailgate wiplash and bare metal spots, stupid ford and being deep in a ditch, took the tow truck 45 min to get him out, got the jeep out easy enough tho

 

I tried to pull a chevy out the other day and my Dodge just sat thier and bellered didn't even turn over the tires in 4 high so to low side with it i went and it had just enough power to turn the tires in second gear still not fast enough to get the tires to clean out yet. So I just had to unhook and leave it set thier.

 

Invest in a good tow rope. Chains will not work for recovery unless you are winching. You are just asking for the "tailgate whiplash"

 

I've seen Fords pull out Dodges, I've seen Chevy's pull out Dodges. ??

 

I have broken tow ropes with my garden tractor. If you use a real chain and hook to the proper points and pull like you got some common sence instead of a big dummy you will never have the "tailgate whiplash". I have done recovery with chains for years and never ever had a issue just stop and think for a min. What do they use on wreckers for recovery? Not a tow rope. Why? Simple they break way to easy. Chains are much more stronger and safer if used the right way.

 

what the heck you trying to say!!!!!