Toytec
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Saw this on the web yesterday. This unfortunate thing happened to a Colorado owner hauling a trailer down a gravel path. After going through a dip and bouncing back, the frame bent between the cab and bed.
He was hauling a trailer with a 2100 pound load well below the 5000 pound limit. After a 3 month settlement, GM has declined to help him out.
Tells him his tires were 1" taller tires than stock, and the trailer should have had trailer brake above 2000#. The load was just 100 pounds over!
He is completely SOL and GM won't help him out a bit so he posted his pictures for everyone to see.
He was hauling a trailer with a 2100 pound load well below the 5000 pound limit. After a 3 month settlement, GM has declined to help him out.
Tells him his tires were 1" taller tires than stock, and the trailer should have had trailer brake above 2000#. The load was just 100 pounds over!
He is completely SOL and GM won't help him out a bit so he posted his pictures for everyone to see.
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