Broken Hitch No Help From GS Roadside
On a trip to Fla. the hitch on my pickup broke that was towing my dinghy. It was totally gone and needed replacement. As we were not even 1/2 way there, I called the GS Roadside Assistance for help. ...
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rockhillmanor wrote:darsben wrote:
neither unit needed a tow. both were driveable. no tow needed.
That's assuming the OP is towing a car behind an RV. From the post I don't think that's the case.
...On a trip to Fla. the hitch on my pickup broke that was towing my dinghy....
So unless the op was towing a car behind his pickup he couldn't just drive the disabled "dinghy" away.
Flat tire, breakdown, unable to tow because of broken part, disabled on side of the road = tow
OP STATED "hitch on my pickup broke that was towing my dinghy." DIngy = driveable vehicle
