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Durability > Man Tows Truck & Cement with Canon DSLR

 
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Nov 11, 2017 13:02 |  #16

Mental note made. Next time I need to pull a truck, Ill remember what gear is needed.

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Nov 19, 2017 01:48 |  #17

ShutterKlick wrote in post #18494064 (external link)
Mental note made. Next time I need to pull a truck, Ill remember what gear is needed.

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I just bought one of the new Holdfast MoneyMaker harnesses ... it would have to be 4 times better for pulling trucks considering the thick bridle strap leather.


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Nov 19, 2017 02:32 |  #18

I need to see the whole vehicle while he was supposedly pulling it. We only saw the front half of the truck. Was someone pushing it from behind it? We don't know. Very suspicious.


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Nov 19, 2017 09:51 |  #19

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Holdfast MoneyMaker harnesses

Yes, narrow strips of unpadded leather digging into my shoulders, sounds like a slice of heaven! </sarc>

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