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October 1st, 2009 10:21 AM #11
Oooops! My apology. I misread your plea I thought it was your mother need's a help but the car. Again, its a mistake in my part and Im sorry.
Anyway, waist deep of water kind like too much for a towing truck. If there is a farmer nearby, two water buffalo might works or hired at least 10 guys to full that car out.
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October 2nd, 2009 02:35 PM #12
Well, if you really cant move them out, make sure the batteries are disconnected then start placing sandbags around the house and the cars. If you can remove the ECU then all the better.
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October 2nd, 2009 11:48 PM #13
thanks for all your suggestions.
tow truck companies just shy away upon knowing the situation. right now im negotiating with this tow truck recommended by my agent from honda globalcity.
*vinj
good suggestion and is now option b
* renzo_d10
what im looking for is a platform type of tow truck so it can be loaded above.
* ghosthunter
ill try to call them, thank you very much
* v6dreamer
apology accepted. actually they are long gone, its only the revo and vios that are left behind. the vios have an AOG insurance provision but the revo dont have it.
*maxbuwaya
your suggestion is option c
* ssaloon
thanks bro.
*sinoda
tried calling mang romy but no cannot do.
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October 3rd, 2009 12:01 AM #14
I spent the aftermath of Ondoy hauling vehicles damaged by water or still bogged in water but I don't think my rig can do waist deep flood.
The Mazda 323 we were rescuing (during the start of Ondoy) actually started to float as I was towing it behind my rig in bumper deep water.
I don't know if 4x4ph.com is up again but there are lots of helpful folks there willing to rescue rigs.
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