So I get a new Foreman, which I love by the way, and I load it in the back of the truck. The bumper sticks out past the front wheels and is even with my trucks back glass.
My truck has some D loops bolted to the bottom of the truck bed by the tailgate.
So, I take a strap and run it through the D loop at the back of the bed and through the front rim of the Foreman. I did this in case I hit my brakes hard, it would keep it from rolling forward.
I get it home and take off the straps and place the ramps on the tail gate. I roll it down the ramp by hand off the back of the truck and as it is rolling about half way down the ramp….boom.
The Foreman stops in its track. I took off all the straps but the one wrapped around the front rim and the D loop next to the tailgate.
Would an abrupt stop like that be enough to cause the A-arms or tie rods to bend, or possibly bend the frame mounts?
What should I be looking for if there is any signs of damage, or should I even worry about what I did bending anything?
So I get a new Foreman, which I love by the way, and I load it in the back of the truck. The bumper sticks out past the front wheels and is even with my trucks back glass.
My truck has some D loops bolted to the bottom of the truck bed by the tailgate.
So, I take a strap and run it through the D loop at the back of the bed and through the front rim of the Foreman. I did this in case I hit my brakes hard, it would keep it from rolling forward.
I get it home and take off the straps and place the ramps on the tail gate. I roll it down the ramp by hand off the back of the truck and as it is rolling about half way down the ramp….boom.
The Foreman stops in its track. I took off all the straps but the one wrapped around the front rim and the D loop next to the tailgate.
Would an abrupt stop like that be enough to cause the A-arms or tie rods to bend, or possibly bend the frame mounts?
What should I be looking for if there is any signs of damage, or should I even worry about what I did bending anything?
