mtudb24
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Coming home from our cottage with my 16 year old daughter and her girlfriend, we hit a yearling deer at about 45mph. Probably about 60lbs and the size of a large Lab / Retriever. Aftermarket steel winch bumper and no body damage whatsoever. Didn't even move the bumper in at all on the passenger side where we hit it. Only thing I have notice is my steering wheel is now off center about a couple of degrees to the left. Truck still drives straight when you let go of the steering wheel. Measured the front axle and its still centered (have adjustable track bar). I wonder if I should take it in for an alignment or just adjust the drag link to center the steering wheel. No vibrations, no shimmy, no shake at any speed at all.
Thinking I got lucky for sure
Kids were pretty shaken up as they love animals. 2nd deer I have in my 40+ years of driving. 1st one was with a 2500HD chevy with a Warn Enforcer winch bumper and the big buck impaled itself on the roller fairlead and move the bumper 1/4" in on the passenger side but otherwise no damage.
Thinking I got lucky for sure
Kids were pretty shaken up as they love animals. 2nd deer I have in my 40+ years of driving. 1st one was with a 2500HD chevy with a Warn Enforcer winch bumper and the big buck impaled itself on the roller fairlead and move the bumper 1/4" in on the passenger side but otherwise no damage.
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