This will be an interesting thread moving forward......

[stinky64]

I'm sure it was driver error, Eh.

 

[Truck Shop]

We all know what took place----Vetech was coming out of turn two a little to fast
feathering the brake then side stepped it passing a competitors service truck,
they were both after the same parts at Cat and they only had one.

 

[Vetech63]

I went back to the scene of the crime today and used my extensive forensic abilities to look for wheel studs and nuts. I found 1 and that was it........

The nuts definitely came loose. The dealer as of now is covering everything including my $600 wrecker bill, the truck repair, and the other victims truck repair. Just as it should be in this case.

 

[Truck Shop]

used my extensive forensic abilities

did you wear a lab coat--a white lab coat?

 

[crane operator]

Did you have the little light that showed explosive bodily fluids?

 

[Vetech63]

^ You 2 can kiss my white buttocks! LOL

 

[Truck Shop]

^ You 2 can kiss my white buttocks! LOL

probably more like raspberry red.

 

[AllDodge]

^ You 2 can kiss my white buttocks! LOL

You back side has been hanging out so long you sure it's still white

 

[Mike L]

I went back to the scene of the crime today and used my extensive forensic abilities to look for wheel studs and nuts. I found 1 and that was it........
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The nuts definitely came loose. The dealer as of now is covering everything including my $600 wrecker bill, the truck repair, and the other victims truck repair. Just as it should be in this case.

How long do you suppose you were riding with one stud?

 

[Shimmy1]

How long do you suppose you were riding with one stud?

Until it broke

 

[Welder Dave]

How are the studs held in place? Most I've seen are similar to bolts and pressed in tight in fine splined holes. Some are threaded in though. Wondering if the nuts were tight but the studs weren't installed properly and came loose after driving a bit?

 

[Truck Shop]

all the way to the crash.

How long do you suppose you were riding with one stud?

 

[Vetech63]

The company made a hiring proposal to the possible new hire last week..............he passed LOL. They wasted a month coaxing this guy, no other applicants but they will keep trying. Just like I expected......there is NO ONE to hire under the current circumstances. I believe my value just shot through the roof

 

[cfherrman]

You should try to hire that guy or at least see what it takes

 

[Mobiltech]

Tell them you need to re-tire.
Or at least time to deal with your stud issues.

 

[Vetech63]

Told my woman this break down is telling me I should start my own stud service. She just rolled her eyes and walked off

 

[Bootheal]

I like this girl!

 

[Zewnten]

Needs updates. Missing my drama fix.

 

[Monkeywithawrench]

Needs updates. Missing my drama fix.

Vtech is busy posting over on this thread.........no time for the thread he started!!

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[Monkeywithawrench]

Vtech,
your not alone. Mack GU dump truck.....had a leaf replaced a month before. This happened about a month ago.



Wiped out the rims, the hub, brakes, drum..........makes one wonder if he got the u bolts tight.


Vtech.........does your STUD SERVICE cover the Northeast??