Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[BigBlue1]

My objective is to promote humor. I suspect, based on your profile name, you may not understand that concept? Since I’ve offended you, I apologize and will delete the offensive post. If there are any others, please let me know and I will address those as well.

Never give in just because someone is offended. They have the problem, not you.

 

[bcp]

 

[Eagle1]

Mostly I stick with "Bless your Heart" .

 

[Grumpycat]

My objective is to promote humor. I suspect, based on your profile name, you may not understand that concept? Since I’ve offended you, I apologize and will delete the offensive post. If there are any others, please let me know and I will address those as well.

I’m not at all offended. I‘m amused by people who think charging an EV beside the road is funny, how they think that is any different from filling a car with a gas can.

By and large for an EV in the USA a flatbed tow truck is dispatched in such situations. Is cheaper and faster. A mobile charger will get used once every few months, will never pay for itself. That is why all the pictures of such are so old.

 

[Grumpycat]

Oh, okay.

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Here's your private roadside assistance for EV's.

https://www.edn.com/portable-charging-solutions-offer-roadside-assistance-for-evs/

Here is an article promoting RA charging.

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EV manufacturers include portable charging as part of the RA programs they offer.

But yeah, these things are so rare, they're almost fiction.

Yup, so rare you have to cite news articles and not actual implementations.

EDN is a trade magazine promoting things companies say they are doing, but often never do because demand does not support.

Did you bother to read the Tesla citation? No portable charging mentioned. Some Tesla service centers have pickup trucks with flatbed car trailers to pick up and deliver cars. Mine now uses private flatbed towing companies. No different from any ICE dealer.

Ford doesn’t yet know what they are doing. Same as the EV market 5-10 years ago. All towing companies acted as if they were going to have to provide mobile charging services. None are today. Got wise, much faster and cheaper for the EV to tow to a fixed charger than to invest in a rarely used mobile charger and tie up driver and truck for an extended time.

 

[BigBlue1]

I’m not at all offended. I‘m amused by people who think charging an EV beside the road is funny, how they think that is any different from filling a car with a gas can.

By and large for an EV in the USA a flatbed tow truck is dispatched in such situations. Is cheaper and faster. A mobile charger will get used once every few months, will never pay for itself. That is why all the pictures of such are so old.

If you can't see "how they think that is any different from filling a car with a gas can", I'm surprised.

 

[Grumpycat]

Kind of a towing/hauling wrong picture……saw it today on an overpass over 81 in PA. No idea how he did it, but it looks like he backed the trailer over the edge of the overpass based on the tire tracks. I guess he has to work on his backing skills some more…..

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Look at the tire tracks. Could possibly have gone up that embankment.

 

[Grumpycat]

If you can't see "how they think that is any different from filling a car with a gas can", I'm surprised.

Is an idiot driver that you are celebrating.

 

[3 Horse Ranch]

Kind of a towing/hauling wrong picture……saw it today on an overpass over 81 in PA. No idea how he did it, but it looks like he backed the trailer over the edge of the overpass based on the tire tracks. I guess he has to work on his backing skills some more…..

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But, but, but my Garmin said there was an exit there.

 

[3 Horse Ranch]

So many things we think we need. Makes no sense,look at all the hassle to reload your own shells. At least it’s tied down properly.
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Doesn't this belong on the Coyote thread? C'mon man!