Don't forget to drape a tarp or something over the tow strap so that once you DO rip his rear off it won't come ripping through your back window !!!

I'm serious !!

 

Ditto good advise

 

Very good advise. You can tie strap some 5-10 pound weights in various places of the strap. I would avoid using chain. a good 30,000or above strap would be best imo.

 

if you are useing a chain, be easy and DONT YANK ON IT. you have to load the chain first, then you can pull. a chain is strong and will take weight, but will not stand up to shock forces worth a damn. a large enough strap will take same weight, but stands up to the shock forces much better than a chain.

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=FmofbFuJoT8

Tear him up, you might want to have him watch this first...Iam sure the Ferd guy thought he was all that as he pulled the Dodge for the first 6 inches, but then the Dodge takes over! hehehe this was a costly mistake on the Ferds part.

 

LMAO !!!

This one is still my favorite ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onYGv6jRHiY&NR=1

 

if you realy want to blow his mind. . .just pull up in one of these



35 ton hoist boom, 140,000 pound constant pull main winch and a 1050hp V12 twin turbo.

I used to operate the A1 version of these bad boys, only had a 750hp v12

 

That crane arm just looks like it should fold up trying to pull all of that weight.

Amazing !!

 

still no pull.... i figured i would let him mention it today and not one word. i tear out are replace concrete and its a small crew. me and him both work side by side all day so for him to not mention it hes got to be having second thoughts. im gonna hold him to his word monday and see how big his ***** really are. i almost feel like im shooting fish in a barrel but hey...he brought it on to me. those videos are awsome that you guys posted! sorry to keep you all waiting....

 

Forward the vids to him and he'll be out at a Dodge dealer that night.