Posted by rick1 on November 22, 2014 at 16:23:56 from (70.208.192.43):
went into town this morning got back home an hour later i had one rear flat tire and the other on the rear was half flat.so got out the manuel on how to get the spare tire down.(im still boiling)you are to turn the handle to the right untill it clicks twice or eels like it slips then turn it counter clock wise and it will come down yea right.the secondary latch will not let go for some reason.its the wifes truck and its a good thing she walked out on the porch when she did because i was stretching my cutting torch off my service truck to cut it off thats the biggest piece of crap i ever seen.luckily i was home in the driveway so you guys better check yours out befor you get stranded somewhere.
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