Glad it worked out, but dang i guess tourney life brings new meaning to getting life out of tires. I would not travel far on tires like that, cueball comes to mind.
Ive never disconnected truck to jack up boat trailer, that seems lil sketchy. Easiest way i have found was when i go on long trips i take a little wooden ramp i made out of 2x6 boards to pull up one of the duals on and it raises the tire in front of it or behind it.
I keep a floor jack!some 4×4'rs ! Of wood ! 4 way ! Extra hub and boat spare tire in my truck !My buddy's bust my balls ! Can never be to prepared !Glad ya got it done!
I appreciate your competitive nature balanced with a safety attitude from leaving the house to returning to your family. While there are safety issues to consider on the lake (lightening/severe weather), a breakdown on the side of the road in the dark is more dangerous than most realize. I’m glad you were prepared. Consider adding a battery impact (with sockets that fit both truck and trailer), keep the four way, aluminum floor jack with a 1/2” sheet of plywood so it doesn’t sink in a muddy ditch, and a ramp to drive the trailer on to lift one side. Good finish on an unfamiliar lake
Every journey tells a story. I've had blow outs, two wheels bust (was a late one that night) engines blow up and numerous other fun things happen while travelling to and from fishing events,all part of what makes it interesting :)
You have 67 rods and NO FLOOR JACK in your truck?? That's a must with all the traveling we do..I carry plug kit small compressor..that comes from experience of having a flat at ramp.
Another great idea 💡 1/2 prybar with a deep well socket for the lugnuts. But the best thing is the suggestion someone else made get a 20v impact with an impact socket to match.
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Isn't she the same Mrs Nancy Williams Laplace that my neighbors are talking about, she has to be a perfect expect for people to talk about her so well.
I always keep a rock in the back of my truck especially having a random axle trailer so I can pull or back the tire either in front or behind the one that's flat and get the flat one just enough off the ground to change it.. but changing a truck tire in a storm sucks ass no matter WHAT!!
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Lots of different emotions from the weekend! I deal with Despino Tires too. Best in this area in my opinion.
Traveling around as much as you, pulling a boat, a Milwaukee cordless 1/2” impact is a must and makes life so much easier changing tires
Same here so quick and easy mine stays in the truck at all times.
True I carry a 3/4
I carry a floor jack and impact. I can change a tire in about 4 minutes!
Me too buddy
True story. This is a must
As much as you travel you should keep a cordless impact and floor jack in your truck.
Glad you are safe
them tires bald as heck.
Which suit out of the Gill lineup do you use, @Todd?
Pad Perch is legit, it’s going to get a workout in May for me. Taking a trip to Santee…
Glad it all worked out for the best. Especially in those adverse conditions.
Glad it worked out, but dang i guess tourney life brings new meaning to getting life out of tires. I would not travel far on tires like that, cueball comes to mind.
It was just one tire that was that bald, but it wouldn't have mattered. I ran over a big piece of metal it would have done it to a brand new tire.
Dude those tires are as bald as the back of my head😂😂😂
Fuel wheels and bald tires, classic combo 😂
Invest in a 1/2 in impact.
Wait Todd what hills you got in Texas??
Discount tire, Best in the business
Despino Tire bestest in the business
Gods favor and prayers…
Harbor freight Hercules impact an a floor jack makes quick work of a flat. As much as you travel be a great investment.
That is exactly what I did and it is very helpful to do that
Ive never disconnected truck to jack up boat trailer, that seems lil sketchy. Easiest way i have found was when i go on long trips i take a little wooden ramp i made out of 2x6 boards to pull up one of the duals on and it raises the tire in front of it or behind it.
Me neither like I said in the video this wasn’t about the boat just the truck.
I keep a floor jack!some 4×4'rs ! Of wood ! 4 way ! Extra hub and boat spare tire in my truck !My buddy's bust my balls ! Can never be to prepared !Glad ya got it done!
Glad your safe that had to of been a little scary 😮
I appreciate your competitive nature balanced with a safety attitude from leaving the house to returning to your family.
While there are safety issues to consider on the lake (lightening/severe weather), a breakdown on the side of the road in the dark is more dangerous than most realize.
I’m glad you were prepared. Consider adding a battery impact (with sockets that fit both truck and trailer), keep the four way, aluminum floor jack with a 1/2” sheet of plywood so it doesn’t sink in a muddy ditch, and a ramp to drive the trailer on to lift one side.
Good finish on an unfamiliar lake
holy mackerel todd, you sure get your moneys worth out of those tires
Every journey tells a story. I've had blow outs, two wheels bust (was a late one that night) engines blow up and numerous other fun things happen while travelling to and from fishing events,all part of what makes it interesting :)
I carry a 3 ton jack and a breaker bar change mine in 10 minutes that is my biggest fear it’s happened once
You never did the video on Lake Tyler. I want to see that I fish lake tyler
I have to wait for Blake cause I have a cool plan in place. Trust me its gonna be worth the wait.
Hell you needed a new tire dawg!
You have 67 rods and NO FLOOR JACK in your truck?? That's a must with all the traveling we do..I carry plug kit small compressor..that comes from experience of having a flat at ramp.
the whole state got rain is a true statement.
Get you one of those 20v impacts worth every penny.👍👍👍👍👍
Exactly 👍🏼
Another great idea 💡 1/2 prybar with a deep well socket for the lugnuts. But the best thing is the suggestion someone else made get a 20v impact with an impact socket to match.
Flats suck. you mentioned the popping perch. If you could only have 3 colors in your boat which ones would you have?
Got only 2 T-shirts from tire experiences, but Todd, that truck tire of yours looks tired 🤣🤣🤣
Get and keep a 4 1/2 ton floor jack..will take care of truck and trailer flats, not expensive and doesn't take up much space at all
You have no flares to use
I got off the road, I was worried when it happened for the first 30 seconds
Got a flat off a knob for a humminbird unit at a boat ramp after a tournament I won. Crazy thing is my buddy’s that I beat didn’t help me 😂😂
Damn you got your money's worth outta them.. good grief man..
What is the LBJ?
A lake
Come on Todd go get a Milwaukee 1/2 inch battery operated drive 😂
Sooo you just need to invest yourself in an impact😂
140 foot pounds lug nut torque! Spec.😂😂😂😂😂
Sorry..2 ton floor jack from walmart $40..
How do most of you guys still making profit? Even with the downturn of economy and ever increasing life standards
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Isn't she the same Mrs Nancy Williams Laplace that my neighbors are talking about, she has to be a perfect expect for people to talk about her so well.
I always keep a rock in the back of my truck especially having a random axle trailer so I can pull or back the tire either in front or behind the one that's flat and get the flat one just enough off the ground to change it.. but changing a truck tire in a storm sucks ass no matter WHAT!!
You should travel with a good boat cover. Keep your boat carpet dryer. Lol
Sun dried it the next day