180degrees
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lol yea I know, I should get out more.
Pity you didn't get a pic of the Hilux because apparently bent chassis only happen to Navara's
For both the drawbar and the chassis to bend, both the van and tug would have had to be overloaded, alternatively both were as weak as pi5s, alternatively it was impact.
If they fell in a hole, it sounds like impact was the culprit and nothing to worry about.
That's my expert clinical analysis
Bugger 180degrees beat me to it and put in a much more eloquent way.
Twas the angle of the dangle.
Faaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrk I thought RLI was back with his stale same old line.
Thank Faaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrkkkkkk he isn't.
Thought you guys might be interested in seeing this. Happened out on the Halligans Bay (Lake Eyre) to William Creek road a couple of weeks back. The guy, towing a Conqueror Caravan, crested a rise to find himself in an unsighted water-filled hole. The resulting impact bent the chassis (no shit Sherlock??) and also the draw bar on the Conqueror.
People out that way were mighty helpful with the folks at William Creek flying them to Cooper Pedy to pick up a hire car to complete the trip to Alice and make the necessary recovery arrangements. This sort of thing is a frequent occurrence out there apparently. The folks at William Creek told them that in the past few weeks two more similar incidents had happened; another Navara and a Hilux.
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