bendopolo 44+ wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2023 4:37 pm
So simple to fix. We had the same problem at a couple of Lakes I worked at as a kid. We solved it by towing a 6x6 length of Chain Link Fence behind our Truck as we went about our business. Empty the trash cans, tow the fence. Lock the gate, tow the fence. Our roads were smooth as can be. My 2500 hd had a particularly tough time on that road and I vibrated sideways several times, even going slow. I could see the situation where you might lose traction and really have a problem. Easy fix.
My dad was Border Patrol, dragging a fence was common, smooth roads showed footprints from illegals crossing.
Road is still bad, even worse today. Time to call and email some more. Thanks for those of you that do. Lake staff is much appreciative.
Here's contact info again, lets 'get her done'.
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Finally got a chance to send an email to the guy. Here's a sample if anyone would be kind enough to help out the Staff, AND us!
Also called: Bryan Norris (619.668.2014)
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[email protected]
Dear Mr Norris, I'm writing as I'm dreading going to Barrett Lake tomorrow, because two weeks ago, my, and dozens of other cars and trucks, got TORN up by the poor condition of the road. Here's video proof of how bad the wash board effect is.
Please attend to this ASAP, things don't get better over time with this problem, and the staff (GREAT FOLKS, all of them) say they hate having to drive it daily but their complaints have fallen on deaf ears!!
Thanks,
Barrett Lake Patrons for 20 years now.
Video proof here:
h ttps://youtu.be/n-7sDfXo3as (note, remove space from beginning of this link, and this note too, so link will work).
