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03-08-2011 | 09:27 AM

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Jupiter Sunsation

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Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing163.1

Jupiter aka Culumbo dont quit your day job

Hey RHR you can see I edited my post, no need to steer the thread the wrong way.

03-08-2011 | 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation

Hey RHR you can see I edited my post, no need to steer the thread the wrong way.

no steering just DONT QUIT YOUR DAY JOB !!!!!

Randy/Wild hope things all work themselves out

03-08-2011 | 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by BobbyB

It is pretty crappy who did this. I have seen this trailer in person and it is pretty messed up.
Randy should we post pics of it?

The trailer is fine structurally, id put speedy on it right now and haul it with only 5 out of 6 good axles, its all cosmetic and some mechanical stuff, but it all adds up

03-08-2011 | 09:41 AM

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[QUOTE=RunninHotRacing163.1;3345140]

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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation

Randy I don't know you personally but I have never seen anything you have owned that wasn't perfect so I find it hard to believe that your tilt trailer was in bad shape.

No way should you be on the hook for anything and the trailer should be returned to you in the condition it was taken.

I am no Columbo but you have an MTI, your trailer therefore fits an MTI and there is only ONE out of state dealer that sells MTI's and would want to show off your trailer in Miami.

That dealer needs to do the right thing and fix the trailer or atleast offer your $7500 for the rental fee

Jupiter aka Culumbo dont quit your day job

He's not talking about PIER57..... Read his post... We have our own tilt trailers, But if we did use his and messed it up, You can bet your AZZ, Woods would bring it back better than new.

So keep digging boys you'll figure out who it is.

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03-08-2011 | 09:47 AM

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Wally

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Originally Posted by buck183

Randy, for the record I think highly of you and personally think you of all people don't deserve this.

A couple years ago a very generous member here offered me one of his boats for the weekend to enjoy. Said it was sitting there and I could take it with no worries. I was very honored that he even offered. I didn't hesitate to turn down his offer for one simple reason. If a drive or motor went while I was operating the boat there was no way I could possibly afford to repair it for him. In my opinion I couldn't afford to borrow it from him regardless of his generosity.

I'm thinking your borrower was raised a little differently than some of us were.

Buck

+2!

Hell even when borrow my dads caddy for a night out on the town with my wife cause the truck is too big to be downtown i return it washed, waxed and with a full tank of gas! And i can say that all my friends are the same way in regards to eachothers property. If my buddy from Tampa fly's in for the weeknd and needs to borrow my truck i throw the keys and let him know where the ins card is...i dont have to worry about the truck coming back any less then the way it left.

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03-08-2011 | 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by fireguy

"So my question is, should i just bend over and pay for it or what, what would you do?"

Hell no!!!

I agree with mwinn1. Anytime i have borrowed anything I have returned it in the same or better condition. I have also been burned by people borrowing my stuff. Which, is why I no longer loan hardly anything to anyone, and I am more than a little hesitant to borrow anything.

The trailer was their responsibility while it was in there care and they should be responsible for any subsequent damages. Good Luck and if they don't make it right, screw em any and every way you can.

X 100! Good luck! If I borrowed sump'n from somebody & it broke/failed on my shift, it's my responsibility!!!

03-08-2011 | 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by cdowns

He's not talking about PIER57..... Read his post... We have our own tilt trailers, But if we did use his and messed it up, You can bet your AZZ, Woods would bring it back better than new.

So keep digging boys you'll figure out who it is.

Note my original post was edited...... RHR was stirring the pot!

03-08-2011 | 09:52 AM

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I borrowed a members trailer last year to pick up my new boat in LOTO, this member keeps his stuff in beyond perfect condition as do I. I haul it there and back no issues, then I am going to my parents and I blow a tire, it in turn took out the tail light. I repalced the whole tail light and replaced the tire washed and waxed the trailer and polished the tires and wheels and returned it. The owner tried to give me half the money for the tire and tail light I said are you kidding me? There is no way I am taking money from you. If anyhting I owe you! Point is you use it you repair it.

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03-08-2011 | 10:06 AM

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BobbyB

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Originally Posted by Wild

The trailer is fine structurally, id put speedy on it right now and haul it with only 5 out of 6 good axles, its all cosmetic and some mechanical stuff, but it all adds up

Yes i know its fine. I saw it when i was there last month and have a few pics on my phone of the problems.