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So good things happen if you strike the right cord.
Overnighted in a new Shinko . Chris , if you can't work this out we may have another option . Sorry , this happened at a bad time for me to make the trip , but we will get you home somehow if necessary. At least you aren't in Texas Dusty
Go for it, the worst you will get is a flat and have to get rescued.Sent from my shoe phone!
You haven't ever been in the Oklahoma Panhandle have you ?
If there's a Home Depot nearby,
You haven't ever been in the Oklahoma Panhandle have you ? Dusty
Something tells me Paul hasn't ever been in the Panhandle either Oh , it's nothing like "Deliverance" , the locals are wonderful helpful folks , there just aren't but about 200 of them Dusty
If you don't like the suggestion of the Gorilla tape, you could find a tire shop and have them re-tar the tire with enough of that rubber coating that guy advertises on TV that provides a water sealable coating...that should be enough to get you farther down the road for sure!
Flex Seal !!! https://www.flexsealproducts.com/product/flex-seal-liquid/(probably not on the shelf at the local farmers Co-Op, though)
Yeah , but it's 45 miles of , well, 45 miles, between where our intrepid traveler is and Guymon . Not very far with a motorized vehicle , but one helluva long way on foot Dusty
So you're saying the title of the post should be: Anyone near Boise City, OK? Then...well, why didn't you say so in the first place! :) Surely you can get a ride into Guymon and buy some materials and get a ride back...or call the WMT Super center and see if they have a tire in your size or close that could work...
even a slow but steady return should work.
So all this time we've been mistaken, and the Bermuda Triangle is actually in the Panhandle! Who knew!! :)
We refer to it as the Slapout Rectangle , most folks make it out , but apparently their memories of the event are shaky . Dusty
Its land area is 5,686 square miles (14,730 km2), which is larger than that of the state of Connecticut, and comprises 8.28 percent of Oklahoma's land area.