"The types of use cases we're thinking about are towing a boat, towing a trailer, towing your jet skis," Scaringe said.
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Now their business, ASAP Towing, is one of the lead towing companies in Jacksonville, Florida.
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If you need maximum payload or towing capacity, you can consult Ram's Towing & Payload Capacity Guide.
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Chuck Ceccarelli, "The Titan of Towing," runs two businesses: Idaho Wrecker Sales and In the Ditch Towing Products.
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The towing weight shown in the video is roughly four times more than the 300,000 pounds Musk tweeted Tesla's pickup would be capable of towing last year.
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Nationwide towing service United Road Towing Inc filed for bankruptcy on Monday with plans to press a sale by the end of March in the face of legal costs.
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The R1T has a towing capacity of 11,000 pounds, and the Badger over 8,000 pounds, while both the Endurance and B2 will have a towing capacity of around 7,500 pounds.
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They also attempted to snatch sonar equipment it was towing.
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It could also be useful for drivers new to towing.
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For bed capacity and towing, both trucks match up closely.
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Towing places a lot of stress on the vehicle's frame.
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GMC hasn't announced the towing capabilities of the Hummer EV.
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But just try towing a boat with an Audi A4.
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I end up calling a towing company, and they send someone.
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Even members of her own coalition accuse her of kow-towing.
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But it's designed not to need any towing by a vessel.
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A "ground handling service provider," was towing the plane, it said.
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There&aposs a towing standard, and pretty much everybody meets it
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Entanglements drain valuable energy needed for pregnancy and nursing: Towing heavy lines and gear increases drag one and a half times on average, and up to three times if a whale is towing a lobster trap.
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The nematocyst does contain a tow line that stretches back to Polykrikos, and the victorious predator is seen in the research video towing off its prize just like a whaleboat towing its kill back to the ship.
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All-wheel drive and a towing capacity of 7,700 pounds come standard.
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The agency said it received a report that a towing vessel, Capt.
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Towing it out to sea and sinking it would be too difficult.
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Later in the day, a truck was seen towing the plane away.
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The bill has climbed to more than $1,500 for towing and storage.
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He paid the towing company's fee as well as an administrative fee.
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However, these vehicles are not equipped for towing, according to the manual.
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Dial, in a pickup towing a loaded, open-air trailer, kept driving.
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I've been in the towing and marine business for close to 35 years.
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The pickup truck was towing a trailer carrying a tractor, the outlet reports.
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Instead, the dispatcher offered to give her the number to a towing company.
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Smith then noticed a passing Harris County Sheriff's Office truck towing a boat.
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At that base price, you get an RVR capable of towing 3,500 pounds.
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The improvements in towing and acceleration are attributes automakers believe they can sell.
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It has twice the towing capacity of any other rocket in use today.
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The cars stopped because supporting cables and towing cables crossed in several places.
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Her best towing vehicle, an M88 the size of a tank, got stuck.
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One towing company in Michigan received 40 calls for help in three hours.
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"Words have consequences," said Greg Cothran, 47, the owner of a towing company.
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"That's why we are very careful when we're towing it around," he added.
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Rescuers also found two kayaks that the family had been towing behind the sailboat.
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One of the additional ways ASAP Towing brings in money is through car auctions.
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A towing company said it costs about $2,000 to remove a stranded tractor trailer.
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Ended up owning 11 of them, and towing companies, and garages and all that.
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Xiaomi's been towing this line for years, but it's finally making the right moves.
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In fact, company representatives handed over a $40,000 check to cover the towing fees.
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So why not flaunt your expensive wheels by towing your goats around with it?
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There will also be a 3.0-liter inline-6 diesel aimed at highway towing.
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Power, payload and towing specifications for the 2019 Ranger have not yet been released.
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Towing behind him were Kim's daughter Chicago, 21 months, and Kourtney's daughter Penelope, 7.
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Authorities offer to escort these terrified drivers over the bridge by towing them across.
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Towing provides less navigational control, as the barge may wander from side to side.
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They emerged from the house in black abayas and hijabs, towing luggage and weeping.
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If that's the case, it makes sense that he'd focus on the towing capacity.
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We have collected over four fragments per minute by towing with our special net.
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While inside the ship, the Marines tested the ACV's towing, pushing and pulling capabilities.
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All the stuff that would require towing is designed to fit into this framework.
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"When we made the vehicle lighter, we also had more towing, more payload," he said.
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Despite its small engine, its towing capacity is as large as its exterior: 7,500 pounds.
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But one member of the Trump family is not towing the party line: Tiffany Trump.
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A spokeswoman said she could not immediately confirm the ticket and towing totals on Thursday.
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Last, you need to own a vehicle that is capable of safely towing the trailer.
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Towing an RV trailer requires a new set of skills from merely driving a car.
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So they expanded their business from towing cars to also storing and auctioning them off.
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But the towing agency said its agent picked up the vehicle at 8:30 a.m.
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"We're working on a plan, but the towing will definitely not happen today," he said.
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The outdoor lot of Mr. Z Towing in Flushing, Queens, looked like an automotive graveyard.
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Most often, a vehicle's towing capacity is limited by body design rather than engine strength.
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R22T will have a towing capacity of 2125,2000 lbs, with a starting price of $453,245.
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When Dumoulin attacked with two kilometers remaining, Thomas chased him down with Froome towing along.
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While not glamorous, towing is an essential service in New York that can be lucrative.
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Her father was a machinist for a towing company, and her mother was a homemaker.
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Most people, especially in cities, don't need the towing and hauling capacity a truck provides.
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Towing behind Rob were Kim's daughter Chicago, 21 months, and Kourtney Kardashian's daughter Penelope, 7.
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The chief said several weeks ago that the city paid for the woman's towing fees.
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The group drove for 22 hours straight, towing eight bikes on a 20-foot trailer.
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He called a towing company but learned that it could offer no help anytime soon.
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R239T will have a towing capacity of 2000,000 lbs, with a starting price of $69,000.
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He is the son of the late Claire Rettle Gabrels Griggs and the late C. Winston Gabrels, who lived in Bethel, N.Y. His father was a tugboat hand in New York Harbor for McAllister Towing, a marine towing and transportation company in New York.
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Responders are considering towing the barge before removing the fuel, but timing remains unclear, officials said.
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Dan Borelli, his business partner, says that towing scooters is no different than writing parking tickets.
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Captain Durnford's berg-towing operation is the low-tech end of an increasingly high-tech enterprise.
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Gingrich, an FNC contributor, is towing the Trump party line ... don't talk about Trump's words -- e.g.
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Once traffic cleared, Vance met Owens in Independence to try again, this time towing a boat.
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In addition to revenue from towing cars, they make about $55,000 per month from storing vehicles.
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At that time, the user is shown what the towing or other service fee will be.
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A towing company used a large broom truck to later pull the vehicle from the area.
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A Reuters witness saw men towing their damaged vehicle after the explosion hit its rear end.
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Player, play yourselfFirst off, cow-towing to the Chinese Communist Party isn't limited to the NBA.
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They also handle towing and baggage handling, car rentals, hotel reservations, and some include pilot lounges.
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The bombs are then disabled by divers, underwater drones or towing equipment dragged behind the stern.
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There is potential to change this, but currently it appears he is towing the Artforum line.
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Things like towing and plowing put serious wear on a vehicle, and the dealers know this.
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Second, what are the real battery ranges under working conditions, with a payload or while towing?
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The Cybertruck has the highest towing capacity at around 73,000 pounds for the tri-motor variant.
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The newspaper said the Tesla battery repeatedly caught fire after being transported to a towing facility.
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According to Awood Center, Amazon have also agreed to repay any towing fees workers have incurred.
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Towing capacity is respectable, and fuel economy is appealing at nearly 30 mpg on the highway.
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It's easy to go deep into the weeds when it comes to towing and hauling specifications.
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Specifically, the Cybertruck&aposs maximum (theoretical) towing capacity is, according to Tesla, more than 14,000 pounds.
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Two nearby Navy ships were called in, towing the badly damaged destroyer to a port in Adak.
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The morning turns to early afternoon, blue, cottony, flat-bottomed clouds towing shadows across the forested slopes.
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Borelli says that the towing has hardly made a dent in the flow of scooters in town.
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Initially a competitive windsurfer, he started towing into bombs at Jaws before he learned to paddle surf.
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Truck Campers Truck campers slide into the back of a pickup truck&aposs bed—no towing needed.
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Milstein said he's heard of fishermen towing a net for five minutes and picking up 60,000 pyrosomes.
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It's capable of towing an Air Force F-35 fighter plane, but it also has massaging seats.
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Instead, workers would seek to lighten the ship's load and use ships with shallower draft for towing.
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U.S. consumers have been paying premiums instead for larger vehicles that offer more horsepower and towing capacity.
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Step up to a 3500 truck configured for maximum towing and that number jumps to 2.13,500 pounds.
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But those pings can be detected only by using specialized underwater microphones attached to lengthy towing cables.
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Equipped with the proper towing package, the Renegade Trailhawk also can tow up to 2,000 pounds. Comfort?
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The Navigation and Vessel Inspection Circular will provide guidelines for credentialing mariners who work on towing vessels.
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The company's service policy previously covered towing costs for up to 50 miles for cars under warranty.
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The Colorado has "best-in-class" towing and payload capacity capabilities, all at a price of $33,745.
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You got a towing shirt on and you can tow a car, can't you tow a scooter?
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After towing the scooter, state police said troopers gave the man a ride to his final destination.
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Towing around these spores presents problems for other moons or planets, where we might leave our mold.
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Electric motors can also generate gobs of torque at low RPMs, which is immensely helpful for towing.
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Fiat Chrysler plucked the rear suspension from the Ram 2040 pickup to bolster the Gladiator's towing fortitude.
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He commissioned "Short Cut," in which a car towing a trailer seems to emerge from the ground.
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Authorities searched the red sedan with a robotic arm before towing it away around 7:30 a.m.
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The sailboat has not been located but searchers recovered two kayaks that the boat was towing, Case said.
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Just within the last two weeks alone, a tugboat was towing a 150-ton crane up the coast.
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This March, a truck pulled onto a runway in Oregon, towing a miniature plane for a test flight.
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Although powerful, and capable of towing 8,500 pounds, the engine is shockingly quiet — at least, according to Nissan.
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It can go 21568697 to 23 mph towing 23,23 lbs, its max tow load, in just 9003 seconds.
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How will Apple now argue against the Trump administration effectively, after cow-towing to China in this fashion?
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Feeling defeated, Guyton decided to ask the towing company to come while she tried to break the glass.
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Towing the sailboat damaged it further, but Appel swam to the Taiwanese vessel to make a mayday call.
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Dozens of abandoned vehicles also remained, according to George Kuntz, vice president of the North Dakota Towing Association.
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Eduardo Moreno, a tow truck driver with El Paso Towing, told 19News that the car belonged to Reckard.
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The Navigation and Vessel Inspection Circular released Wednesday provides guidelines for credentialing mariners who work on towing vessels.
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So once they start spending a few thousand dollars on towing and repairs, they begin to miss payments.
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Navajo-class towing, salvage, and rescue ships will be named for Native American tribes or famous Native Americans.
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Towing capacity is 7,500 pounds — enough to tow just about anything owners of the Ranger would want to.
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The Defender has a maximum towing capacity of 8,201 pounds and a maximum roof load of 370 pounds.
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Here's what is happening: Ships: The Coast Guard is correcting mistakes in new inspection procedures for towing vessels.
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Make sure to take the vehicle for a test drive to get comfortable turning, parking and towing it.
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The big trailers were rumbling in, towing the decaled racecars — the ones that resemble giant wedges, speeding doorstops.
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And unless you want the towing package or an extra-cost color, there's no other boxes to check.
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TV news aired footage of the FBI towing away his now-infamous van plastered in ugly internet memes.
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He basically ran his boat right up onto the beach, and he was towing a crane barge behind him.
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In addition, Ford increased the towing capacity by 66 percent while making the Explorer lighter and more fuel efficient.
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This accessory is meant to give those users a way to add serious towing capacity if they need it.
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This means towing a net over a set distance and then hauling it up to count the catch within.
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Heinkel counters the charge is far lower than what tow companies typically ask for when they are towing cars.
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According to the FBI, Mr Dougherty once got Mr Henon to investigate a towing company that seized his car.
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This new policy represents a 10-fold increase in complementary towing coverage, which was previously capped at 50 miles.
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Warranty and reliability concerns aside, the move to extend towing coverage signals Tesla's intent to offer exemplary customer service.
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Today, the Florida-based company nets $220,000 per month in towing revenue alone, receiving approximately 2,000 requests per month.
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Rescue services have begun to attach lines to the ship from tugboats to begin towing it towards the port.
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He showed up in an elf costume towing a U-Haul, leaf-blower packed with dollar bills, and megaphone.
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But it was towing a practice target for bombers from a nearby Brunswick Naval Air Station when it sank.
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A 2205-liter diesel is available (251 horsepower), a suggested buy if you are serious about towing and hauling.
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Here's what is happening: Ships: The Coast Guard is moving forward with new rules for officers on towing vessels.
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Even in this low-towing configuration, the Silverado 22.1 can still pull 25,600 pounds on a goose-neck trailer.
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Their missions included ferrying airplanes, training men for combat, and towing airborne targets for ground anti-aircraft artillery training.
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The Land Rover has a maximum towing capacity of 8,201 pounds and a maximum roof load of 370 pounds.
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The Benfold and the tugboat were participating in a scheduled towing exercise when the accident happened, the Navy said.
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Company head Mathieu Dechavanne said the cars stopped because supporting cables and towing cables crossed at three different points.
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In my F-150 Ecoboost, when towing a large camper, my mpg drops from 19 mpg to 10 mpg.
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She had no boat, raft or kayak, but swam, towing her belongings behind her with a 10-foot rope.
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Jeep claims a maximum trailer-towing capacity of 7,650 pounds, citing it as the highest of its midsize rivals.
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Internal combustion engines also provide a lot of power for challenging tasks like towing a boat on a trailer.
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In 2010, a duck boat stalled in a shipping channel and was struck by a tugboat towing a barge.
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Most cards cover theft, damage to the car, and towing, but they might not include injury or property damage.
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"These farms are connected to the feed mill, the towing and tractor companies, the local banks," Ms. Metzger said.
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And for its part, Ford has already showed its forthcoming electric F-150 towing a one-million-pound train.
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Two "Our Ferraris" and three "Hail Mercedes" (and a $260 towing bill) later, the GTI was ready for more.
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Cops didn't become aware of the towing until months later when David uploaded this video to his YouTube page.
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There's a towing mode, including a trailer-sway control that pulses the Silverado's brakes to help stabilize the load.
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Michael Fesser confided in his boss, Eric Benson, racial discrimination he faced while working for A&B Towing in 2017.
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The towing company owner wanted to have Fesser arrested, believing Fesser was going to file a lawsuit against his company.
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Earlier, a US official said Iranian small boats were preventing tug boats from towing away one of the damaged tankers.
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Baron is towing a young boy, who is crying for help, in a small crate behind his motorcycle through town.
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It's unclear if the investigation was related, but agents were seen photographing a red jeep and later towing it away.
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That may mean towing hydrophones more than a mile below the surface, using specialist devices that are in short supply.
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Peter came up with the idea for the Rungu when he ran into problems towing his surfboard to the beach.
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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's government arrested a top opposition leader on Wednesday night — by towing his car with him inside.
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The co-founders recently demonstrated its towing capacity in a short drive around LA, pulling around 60,000 pounds of cargo.
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It only narrowly falls short of the GM HD models when it comes to a towing capacity of 35,503 pounds.
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The black sheep: The Trump administration is punishing members of the GOP that aren't towing the line on party interests.
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The tugboats, one in front and the other behind, were towing the ship at 7 knots (13 kilometres per hour).
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Things like increasing the towing capacity or torque, or stuffing the thing full of cameras to make backing up easier.
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But Ford might do something unprecedented with towing capacity when its all-electric F-150 debuts in a few years.
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That night it rained hard, so the next afternoon a logistics team spent all day towing vehicles out of mud.
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One unit wanted to check a forest where weapons had been abandoned, but the troops were still stuck towing vehicles.
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They'd left Greece two weeks earlier, towing the SS America through the calm of the Mediterranean before hitting the Atlantic.
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The snow emergency allowed the ticketing and towing of vehicles parked on major streets and a surcharge for taxi fares.
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Where I can generally get around 700 miles on a tank, when towing a camper, I get about 400 miles.
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The dual-motor will have a towing capability of at least 10,000 pounds, and the single-motor about 7,500 pounds.
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With greater range, cargo capacity and towing capabilities, the larger the vehicle, the more upside for a diesel engine option.
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We were already without cell service, and I'd recently heard a cautionary tale that ended with a $1,483 towing bill.
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Even gasoline and diesel trucks go far fewer miles on a tank of fuel when towing heavy loads, for instance.
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That would represent an order of magnitude of improvement over the towing capacity of most pickup trucks on the market.
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The final two weeks they spent in the twelve-foot-long dinghy, towing Northanger and depth-sounding as they went.
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In July, Ford released a video of an electric F-150 prototype towing a train weighing over a million pounds.
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Ford is developing its own truck, and released a video of it towing a line of freight cars this summer.
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"You're not just towing a vehicle," Tom Myers, executive director of Community Services Agency of Mountain View, told the News.
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Sheriff's deputies had responded to reports of a disturbance at a towing company on Wednesday night, according to the statement.
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Paul Amaral, owner of maritime towing company TowBoatUS Ventura, heard the mayday call from the mainland California city of Ventura.
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In the meantime, Duterte has been "soft peddling on the South China Sea disputes and towing the Chinese line," he said.
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The truck has alloy rims, a towing hitch, a toolbox and a decal sticker on the rear portion of the bed.
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Much like last year's Ram 1500 redesign, it offers more luxury and comfort options without losing out on payload or towing.
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Telematics is already being widely used by various industries like delivery, towing, and public transport to monitor entire fleets of vehicles.
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I'd watch on Sundays as cargos of families, each towing a minimum of four children, clambered out of their Honda Odysseys.
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Probably one of the best things I've seen,This man was towing his wife at Target 😂👫👵🏼👴🏼 pic.twitter.
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Eventually the car, covered in unpaid tickets, was impounded and sold by the state to cover the towing and storage costs.
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Until recently, using sonar was an expensive business, requiring a ship with a crew, towing equipment through the depths behind it.
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A body-on-frame is an internal ladder system, sturdier than a unibody design, and ideal for off-roading and towing.
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The basic trailer weighs 1,577 pounds, and is less than 4 feet tall when closed up for towing, which improves visibility.
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Ship-to-shore enablers allow the transfer of cargo at sea, and towing and terminal operators support operations in different environments.
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The typical use of such a vehicle is dump runs, hauling plywood sheets, or maybe towing a couple of dirt bikes.
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Ridgeline, with a payload capacity of 24,2503 pounds and a max towing ability of 2250,2000 pounds, can do all of that.
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"We were just going around in boats, tying them and towing them, trying to get them back into pasture," Hamilton said.
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As I ride past a cyclist towing his children along in a little trailer, I yell that he's going too slowly.
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Towing capacity for the single motor version is around 7,500 pounds, dual-motor around 10,000 pounds and trimotor around 14,000 pounds.
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The list is intended to make sure that the towing is fairly distributed among the companies licensed to perform the work.
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The interview was overall pretty limp, since Scaramucci spent the whole time on his best behavior towing his pro-Trump line.
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Like Tesla's Cybertruck, the Lordstown pickup truck has a range of over 250 miles and a towing capacity of 7,500 pounds.
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Russell was part of a team of ground service workers whose duties included loading and unloading baggage, tidying planes and towing.
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The statement indicates the case began taking shape Wednesday when police responded to reports of a disturbance at a local towing business.
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Roy's friends recalled him as a popular and funny athlete who talked about taking over his family's marine towing and salvage business.
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The SALSA Traverse—a caravan of tractors towing drilling and camp equipment—on its 650-mile (1,046-kilometer) journey to Lake Mercer.
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Bill Hayton of Chatham House, a think-tank in London, notes that towing the oil rig towards Vietnam was a propaganda disaster.
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The company is also demanding punitive damages and "any profits made by Defendants" in the course of their entire scooter-towing career.
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In the middle of today's keynote, a plane started circling the amphitheater where Google holds its annual conference, towing a protest banner.
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Mr. Ansari said he had heard stories of comedy club employees alerting guests to car-towing, but the guests did not move.
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Edgar finally receives some empathy when he learns the driver who is towing his car is a fellow vet suffering from PTSD.
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On Sunday, members of the Australian Volunteer Coast Guard spotted an unusual castaway while towing a broken down boat back to land.
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This year, the barge has been kept afloat mostly thanks to the Parks Department, which helps with rent and pays towing costs.
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After Katie took flight on the parasail despite an approaching storm and strong winds, the boat that was towing her flipped over.
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Overall, Rachel's group did a good job of towing the line between memorable and charming, with a few scattered on either end.
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The bags look very nice, are very sturdy, have a waterproof interior that makes them perfect for towing to the grocery store
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The openings in the famous seven-slot grill are slightly wider, allowing more air to reach the engine for improved towing capacity.
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The Australian government has a harsh policy of turning boats laden with asylum seekers back at sea, towing them into international waters.
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The towing equipment company announced it settled a four-year-old dispute with rival Hopkins over patent rights to electronic brake controllers.
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It has the same towing capacity as the Cybertruck, but can carry more in its truck bed — 7,500 pounds versus 5,000 pounds.
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In general, most credit cards will cover common issues like theft, auto accidents and towing costs if the rental car breaks down.
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The round headlights and seven-slot grille are present and correct, but Jeep's designers widened the intakes for maximum cooling while towing.
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According to the Model X's owner's manual, the car has a maximum towing capacity of just 4960 pounds, depending on the tires.
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He spots a friendly competitor—Chuck Hansen, owner of Fast Response Marine Towing and Salvage—securing lift bags to a sunken speedboat.
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Its horsepower, range, foot-pound-force torque, top speed, and towing capacity, battery, and ground clearance are the same as its counterpart.
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It's also the same price as a beefy F-350 with Ford's most potent engine and a towing capacity of 37,000 lbs.
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And Ford just announced that its best-selling F-150 would boost both fuel economy and towing capacity for the 2018 model.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Libby and I were on a sloop, towing a dinghy back to a mooring in the Hudson River.
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Mr. Farley said Ford planned to use electric power to boost the torque and towing power of the S.U.V.s it is developing.
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His lawyer, James Kousouros, said the indictment deals with relationships that Mr. Steininger and others developed over decades in the towing business.
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A man wearing a Trump flag as a cape walked down the line of attendees, towing a wagon filled with water bottles.
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And General Motors moved to cement its leadership in the category with a midsize model capable of towing a 20-foot speedboat.
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Soon, as the community learned of their efforts, supporters came towing jugs of water, chicken stock, vitamins, portable phone chargers and tents.
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Or, Abuelsamid suggested, for both American automakers to use towing tests by SAE International, which assists in setting industry regulations and standards.
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The Canyon delivers a massive 3.53 pound-feet of torque, good for towing up to 23.5,24.5 pounds in four-wheel-drive spec.
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After the tanks are sealed, authorities are considering transferring some of the oil to another vessel and towing the barge to port.
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The high-end model goes from 0-60 in 2.9 seconds and has a towing capacity north of 14,000 pounds, Tesla said.
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The bills would also require enforcement officers to call for towing any vehicle blocking bike and bus lanes, crosswalks or fire hydrants.
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There was also an orange Freighty Cat towing a Surly trailer, and a mint-green Birota that had been enlisted for the occasion.
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They're towing what appears to be an enormous bathtub, but is in fact one of the strangest planes ever conceived: the M2-F1.
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Willson and his mother lived together, according to O'Keefe, and the teen had been taking college classes and working at a towing company.
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The adult humpback was seen towing heavy crab fishing lines and floats Tuesday morning 4 miles off the coast of Carmel Highlands, California.
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Russell, a 2400-year-old resident of Sumner, Washington, worked as a ground services agent handling baggage and towing planes for Horizon Air.
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On top of that, it features a 3,000-pound towing capacity, and can spend 30 minutes in up to a meter of water.
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A special towing mode for pickup truck drivers or a prominent map on the instrument cluster for nearly anyone would be very useful.
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Now, the company will try to salvage the floating rocket by towing it back to shore somehow, according to SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
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Once up in the cockpit I can see a small boat is towing Christianshavn to a ship slip in a turquoise-blue harbor.
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A Chinese coast guard vessel quickly intervened to prevent the Indonesian Navy from towing away the fishing boat, setting off a diplomatic row.
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Airports also charge extra for optional services like cleaning, towing, and providing electricity to a plane while it is parked at the gate.
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The Colorado's ownership costs are good for the class, but its strong towing ability, good fuel economy, and comfortable cabin are even better.
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Because of the unibody pickup design, the vehicle has to employ a key design element to enable high-capacity towing: a sail pillar.
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The big Chevy earned praise from KBB's staff for its rugged off-road and towing capabilities, as well as room for nine people.
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It helps give the new Defender 395 horsepower and 19483 pound-feet of torque, making it capable of towing up to 8,201 pounds.
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Part of our test included towing a trailer carrying a racing car and spare parts for a total load of about 5,200 pounds.
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It sparkles like pure precision-cut starlight on an ornament of a North American brown bear driving a car towing a camper van.
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The high-end model goes from 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds and has a towing capacity north of 14,000 pounds, Tesla said.
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After the unveiling, Musk shared a video of the Cybertruck towing a Ford F-150 uphill after a short tug-of-war battle.
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Footage showed officials in Plantation towing away a van with stickers that featured images of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence.
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All the criminal charges against Fesser were dropped and Benson and A&B Towing agreed to pay him $415,000 to settle his discrimination lawsuit.
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It needed some major revisions to boost its cargo and towing capacity, as well as to let it handle serious off-road driving conditions.
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Drivers tended to lay back early on, towing the line between not falling too far behind while trying to avoid the inevitable big wreck.
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The towing vessel, Charley Wallace, was fully submerged and there were reports of a sheen on the water, the agency said in a statement.
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The new 2019 Ram 1500 has many things you'd expect from a truck: vast towing capacity, a bountiful maximum payload, and loads of horsepower.
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Of course, the 500-mile towing coverage only applies to Teslas suffering from mechanical issues that are covered under the car's infinite-mile warranty.
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NOAA and the Navy's investigation hypothesizes that the tugboat, possibly towing a barge, ran into a storm on its way from California to Hawaii.
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While towing the White House's noncommittal line, Ross did say in general the way American companies are taxed on the global stage is unfair.
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Eager to hold the high ground, Ford's new Expedition can lay claim to the superlative of best-in-class towing potential among full-sizers.
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Second, the Silverado HD did beat the competition in one way: its 35,500-pound towing capacity was class-leading when the redesign was announced.
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A conference will be held this month to discuss the feasibility of towing giant icebergs to Cape Town to help alleviate the water crisis.
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Dark-eyed, with short, light-brown hair and black-rimmed glasses, she walks leaning forward a bit, as if successfully towing a great weight.
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But those trucks use body-on-frame chassis and solid rear axels, which make them more capable for heavy towing or off-road use.
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And while you're getting the best towing and engine lineup out there, the Ram is still the class leader in comfort and interior quality.
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In a low orange-trimmed building on the outskirts of Paducah, Ky., are the offices of Tennessee Valley Towing, which owns the William Hank.
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He also notes the car's luxury amenities, including heating and cooling and a towing capacity of 4,000 pounds—all of which tax the battery.
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The camera pans to men hunched over garbage pails, sifting for bottles, and a stoop-shouldered woman towing a shopping cart full of cans.
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Short vehicles have a hard time towing trailers, and the Model X, built on a version of the Model S, is a compact vehicle.
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Both configurations of the car share the same towing capacity at to 2016,6613 pounds, enough to easily lug a camper or a small boat.
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Los Angeles traffic cops are easing up on writing people tickets and towing away their vehicles ... and you have coronavirus to thank for it.
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And those jobs often entail repeated towing, off-roading, and other labors that "border on abuse," says Brian Moody, the executive editor of Autotrader.
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Musk has also suggested the top-end version will be powered by a dual-motor setup, with a ludicrous towing capacity of 300,000 pounds.
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The most eye-popping number Musk has thrown out about the Cybertruck, though, was the suggestion it will have a 300,113-pound towing capacity.
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Even famous scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson weighed in, sparring with Musk about torque, towing capabilities, traction, and more when it came to the showdown.
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Rescue crews traversed the city in high-water vehicles, their crews in life jackets and helmets, and in trucks towing boats and Jet Skis.
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Shane O'Neal, owner of Southern Marine Towing & Salvage, told CNN affiliate WAFF that his team lifted one vessel Monday that had four bodies inside.
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The F-150 will get more low-end torque for towing and a mobile generator, and utility vehicles will be able to conserve fuel.
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A few hours later, I passed a tow truck in a little town in Pennsylvania that said "Towing for Tatas" with a pink ribbon too.
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Northrop information on ALMDS further specifies that the system can operate in both day and night operations without stopping or towing equipment in the water.
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Shares of Kirby Corp, operator of the tugboat towing the barges involved in the collision, were up 3.5% at $82.41, after tumbling 4% on Monday.
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Shares of Kirby Corp, operator of the tugboat towing the barges involved in the collision, were up 1.6% at $80.92, after tumbling 4% on Monday.
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For one thing, the R1T has a towing capacity of 11,000 pounds, which is more comparable to the capability of a higher-end F-150.
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The rig was being moved from Norway to Malta when the tug towing it got into difficulty in bad weather on Sunday evening, BBC reported.
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The majority of businesses that aren't at their listed locations, and the ones most prone to these scams, include contractors, repairmen, and car towing services.
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Last week, the USS Benfold collided with a commercial tug boat that had drifted towards the warship during a towing exercise in Japan's Sagami Bay.
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Ford (F) released video of a prototype electric F-150 towing a line of freight train cars weighing, according to Ford, over 5003 million pounds.
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As the co-founders of ASAP Towing, much of their day-to-day job involves coordinating hauls, dealing with insurance papers or moving damaged cars.
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The tugboats, one in front of the ship and the other behind it, were towing at a speed of 7 knots (13 kilometres per hour).
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A man in a Yankees sweatshirt asked The New York Times to leave because Mr. Z Towing, where the auction was held, was private property.
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But the drone video showed the aid convoy stationary, parked along the road, while what seems to be a truck towing a mortar drives past.
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Harrington has been a mainstay in the New York scene for a number of years, towing the line between jazz, electronic, and avant-garde experimentalism.
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D'Andra spills the beans on why she thinks Cruz's support has dwindled ... in a nutshell, she says it's time to stop towing the party line.
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Agents conducted a preliminary sweep of the vehicle before towing it to the F.B.I. office, where they were expected to search it later on Friday.
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You can see Herndon's flipped 2018 Nissan Armada -- which witnesses say was driving around 100 mph when he struck a Toyota towing a flatbed trailer.
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He kept copious records of his obsession over violations of the parking rules at the complex and related confrontations, complaints and calls to towing services.
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One summer day off the coast of Iceland, on a calm sea, a whaling crew towing freshly killed fin whales chugged past a tourist boat.
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Marijuana dispensaries; veterinary care; businesses that provide food, shelter and social services for economically disadvantaged, unsheltered or otherwise vulnerable people; auto repair and towing services.
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Over the course of a day, Weckert would walk up and down a given street, mostly at random, towing his smartphone-packed wagon behind him.
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No such perks are offered at the traditional neighborhood sledding hills, which still require of participants the character-building chore of towing their own sleds.
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The Cybertruck, with its heavy battery packs, almost certainly weighed much more than the Ford and, in a towing battle like this, weight confers advantages.
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You'll see hybrid SUVs, electric cars and small diesels and turbos that get good gas mileage even when going fast or towing a heavy load.
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To lure truck owners to the electric side he's made a long list of comparisons about towing capabilities, door strength, and, most infamously, shatterproof windows.
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And today, there are women like Jess Yeomans, who makes a living as a tugboat deckhand in New York Harbor, pushing barges and towing tankers.
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While the trucks have serious towing capability and payload capacity, Ram is also outfitting them with features designed to make the ride as pleasant as possible.
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The carrier uses electric baggage towing tractors, purchases carbon offsets, operates many flights using a biofuel mix and works to reduce waste and weight on flights.
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Ly claims this is because Japanese trucks are known for durability, while American trucks have a higher towing capacity and therefore could be used more heavily.
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Aerial footage this morning showed authorities in the area of the arrest towing a van with pro-Trump stickers, which were also seen by local media.
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He added that the demonstration above (which used his car, with him sitting inside it) was roughly the equivalent of six humans towing the Eiffel Tower.
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Roadside assistance The Chase Sapphire Reserve offers complimentary roadside assistance for services such as a battery boost, flat-tire service, fuel delivery, towing, and lockout assistance.
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He pulls out his phone and starts the process of "ticketing" -- yes, they write their own "tickets" -- and then towing his first scooter of the morning.
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Tesla tried to throw a lot of stones at the legacy pickups on the market, with Tesla highlighting advantages in durability, towing, payload, and 0-60.
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They were trailed by a boy towing a wagon filled from a trip to the store, his younger brother wedged in with produce and paper towels.
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It's fun enough until the boat stalls in the middle of nowhere, and the local towing crew is too busy to bring them back to shore.
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It's not even mixed in with the A-team, with fuel economy, towing, refinement, and comfort falling far behind the best offerings from each American manufacturer.
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We've spent years collecting it all—there's so much of it—that doing anything other than towing it along with us until we die feels unconscionable.
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Snapshot: Above, the Nautilus, a research vessel, towing an underwater vehicle that was used to hunt for the airplane of Amelia Earhart, who disappeared in 1937.
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It involves a ship towing powerful air guns that cause a seismic reaction under the seabed, which can reveal the presence of oil and gas pockets.
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Jenelle Evans' estranged husband, David Eason, is a wanted man in North Carolina ... and it all stems from an allegedly illegal truck-towing incident in 2018.
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While they were there, a second vehicle towing a trailer crossed the median about 25 yards from the first accident, Lubbock Police Chief Floyd Mitchell said.
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It would be much more useful to know the truck's towing capacity, as well as its range and how much cargo space it has, he said.
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The company did ask for it: a Britten-Norman plane flew around Britain towing a "Vote Leave" banner in the weeks before the June 2016 referendum.
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The electric assist not only boosts fuel economy figures by 22018 percent, according to Ram, but also contributes to a 22019 percent increase in towing capacity.
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The self-described democratic socialist is towing a fine line on the issue of healthcare in California, where state officials have embraced the Affordable Care Act.
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Ultimately, however, towing capacity in full-size trucks is important only in that there&aposs a standard, dictated largely by what a customer needs to tow.
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This investigation is "primarily focus(ed) on emergency response in relation to the electric vehicle battery fire, including fire department activities and towing operations," the agency said.
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Last year, the producer released his debut EP The Eastway Project on Infinite Machine with four club bangers towing the line between grime, Jersey club, and dancehall.
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"There's a lot of people with wealth who may have a luxury car or SUV, but they also need that truck for its towing capacity," Merkle says.
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Guardian said the city will ask private companies for bids to see if they could save money on certain services, including trash and recycling, payroll and towing.
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Nazaré was initially thought to be more suited for towing, as its pitch is less steep than the likes of Mavericks in California or Jaws in Hawaii.
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The family was traveling eastbound on Interstate 94 and had been towing another vehicle on a trailer when their car veered off the road around 7 a.m.
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Carry-on bags weighing less than 25 pounds are considered ideal for tail-towing, and you'll want to avoid stacking luggage which could throw off the balance.
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As the Duchess of Cambridge labored in the Lindo Wing, an aircraft hired by Ladbrokes circled low overhead, towing a banner listing odds on the baby's name.
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Elected to confront European Union austerity and seek greater fiscal integration, Hollande ended up towing Germany's line and supporting it in negotiations with Southern European member nations.
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"The Navajo class of Towing, Salvage, and Rescue ships will serve our nation and continue the legacy of the Navajo people, and all Native Americans," he added.
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The Explorer is still available with all-wheel-drive, of course, but now more of the power goes to the rear wheels, which is better for towing.
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Ridgeline's unibody structure gives up a ton of maximum towing ability to Colorado and Canyon, but the Honda's cabin is roomier (looking pretty much like the Pilot's).
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But the drone video shows the aid convoy stationary, at the side of the road, and what appears to be a truck towing a mortar passing by.
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Investigators from the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office searched the couple's home on Thursday and were seen removing items and towing away a BMW car, local media said.
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But with the unibody Tesla Cybertruck, to increase the towing capacity, it had to use as big of a sail pillar as possible, explaining the unconventional design.
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An electric truck will, in theory, offer improved toque (better towing), high payload capacity (due to better weight distribution), and improved performance numbers (electric motors are quick).
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While he's towing the Bravo company line by staying mum about his Summer House activities, Luke certainly has a lot going on in the next few months.
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Currently in its fifth generation, the RAM 1500 now comes standard with a mild-hybrid system — called eTorque — that helps with both fuel economy and towing capability.
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As the Duchess of Cambridge labored in the hospital, an aircraft hired by bookmaker Ladbrokes circled low overhead, towing a banner listing odds on the baby's name.
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In last week's rollout, Musk trolled Ford by showing video of the Cybertruck towing a Ford F-150, one of the most popular pickups on the market.
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Iranian military fast-boats in the Gulf of Oman were preventing two privately owned tug boats from towing away the Front Altair, a U.S. official said on Friday.
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Those services are currently carried out by Cobham using target-towing business jets and Hawk T1 trainers from a naval air squadron managed by UK outsourcing company Serco.
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A black pick-up truck that had been towing a trailer had come to rest on top of a center median, it's rear wheels well off the ground.
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Major towing problem Then, presuming these miniature black holes are real and that people could detect the objects' existence, the problem becomes how to reach the monstrous powerhouses.
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That includes features that enhance functionality, such as the new Silverado HD's diesel which helps boost towing capacity by 52% for 2020, to an industry-leading 35,500 pounds.
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The firefighters had used one of their trucks to block the right lane of the interstate so they, police and the towing company could deal with the crash.
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More axles increase towing stability and let you limp the trailer to safety in case of a single flat tire, but they also add to tire replacement costs.
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The Bengal tigers, which are endangered, according to the World Wildlife Fund , were held at a local towing company overnight as authorities worked to clear the crash site.
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Whether it's a pack of robot dogs towing a truck or a human-like bot leaping nimbly up a set of boxes, Boston Dynamics' bots are uniquely thrilling.
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As the largest trackable, traceable roadside assistance company in the U.S., HONK has at its disposal a fleet of roughly 55,000 trucks (it's basically the Uber for towing).
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State police contacted RGA Towing to take the vehicle away; the crew was able to use a ramp truck despite the van being so over-the-top-heavy.
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Workers on Wednesday attached the first of two towing ships to the freighter with a 1.5-km towline, Germany's Central Command for Maritime Emergencies said in a statement.
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He has spent most his career in the RV business — many years for suppliers and, since 23, running his own business as a trucker, towing RVs to dealerships.
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The cheapest version, a single motor and rear-wheel drive model, will cost $39,900, have a towing capacity of 7,500 pounds and more than 250 miles of range.
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The cheapest version, a single motor and rear-wheel drive model, will cost $39,693, have a towing capacity of 7,500 pounds and more than 250 miles of range.
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If it's a new platform built for hauling or towing, Tesla will have a lot of engineering and manufacturing hours to recuperate, which will drive the price north.
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There will be three versions of the truck — 250 miles, 300 miles, and 500 miles of range — with a variety of towing capacities and 0–60 mph capabilities.
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Though the vehicle&aposs design has been divisive, its listed performance specs top those of the 2020 Ford F-150 in areas like maximum payload and towing capacity.
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In July 2018, he teamed up with John Heinkel, owner of a local towing company, to haul away scooters that they deemed to be parked on private property.
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Cops ended up towing the car out of McDowell's garage, and eventually arrested the 6-foot-6, 299-pound NFL player for felony receiving and concealing stolen property.
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Benson convinced Timeus to build a case against Fesser for unsupported accusations that Fesser was stealing proceeds from the car auctions he oversaw for the towing company, documents said.
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The barges -- pushed by the towing vessel Voyager -- were loaded with the gasoline blending component reformate, which leaked into the water after the collision near Bayport, Texas, officials said.
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Every few days, they set up camp in a different location, drilling 100-meter boreholes with hot water, towing a radar system behind a snowmobile, and analyzing seismic activity.
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The Heavy Duty, or HD model, is expected to have a big appeal to commercial users as well as consumers who need massive levels of cargo and towing capabilities.
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Instead of towing a boat with a trailer, this motorist plopped their boat onto an overloaded cargo trailer with only a few straps haphazardly holding the boat in place.
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"You need the tow trucks, but we'd also like to be the towing service that says, 'Well, let's see if we can get your car running again,'" says Goff.
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The Chisago County Sheriff's Office made light of the hilarious situation and tweeted about the incident alongside a video of the sheriff towing the passengers back to dry land.
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They want their trucks to look bold and aggressive but the "absolute, number one priority is towing," said Jaclyn McQuaid, the chief engineer for both of GM's HD models.
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The 22018 Chevrolet Silverado 2583 HD version, equipped with a diesel V-2258, has a maximum towing capacity of 250,2459 pounds, a 52 percent increase from the outgoing model.
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Despite all of the advancements, Chevy and Ram have made, the Ford F-150 still offers industry-leading towing capacity when properly configured with the 3.5-liter EcoBoost motor.
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Over the next few days, he and his men continued to swim from island to island, Kennedy again towing one crewman by his teeth, until they were finally rescued.
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The dual-motor all-wheel drive Cybertruck tacks on an additional $23,22017, which gets you more towing capacity and an extra 22017 miles of range (0003 instead of 2000).
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Mr. Steininger's sister, Karen, acted as the bookkeeper and helped to conceal the purchases from the Department of Consumer Affairs, which licenses towing companies, according to the criminal indictments.
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AAA dispatched a tow truck that got me to the Budget office (which, luckily, was less than five miles away, the maximum distance for free towing on my plan).
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According to Rivian, the R1T will have over 400 miles of range, 11,000 pounds of towing capacity, and the ability to accelerate from 0-60 mph in three seconds.
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OWL Two-way Dash Cam It's an always-on camera for my car that gives me peace of mind that no one is smashing my windows or towing my car.
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A promo video from manufacturer Milrem Robotics did showcase numerous other uses for autonomous vehicles, such as platforms for crew-operated weapons systems, towing disabled vehicles, and evacuating wounded personnel.
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There's a man driving a go-kart and towing a trash bin, and a group of tweens and teens getting into shenanigans out at the local state park, Devil's Den.
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It was still dark on Monday morning when Cushman, 28, set out from her farm west of the conflagration, towing a four-horse trailer behind her white Dodge pickup truck.
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On Friday, a U.S. official said Iranian military fast-boats in the Gulf of Oman were preventing two privately-owned tug boats from towing away one of the damaged tankers.
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They said there was no danger or potential for pollution from the pipes and that two specialist companies, Dutch Marine BV and Marine Towing Services, were working to remove them.
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High winds and rough seas ruled out towing operations on Sunday, after the failure of a previous attempts this week in which a member of the salvage team was injured.
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People who buy Ford's F-150 pickup trucks care about towing capability more than anything else, Brian Bell, the marketing manager for the F-150 and Ranger, told Business Insider.
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Customers who buy Ford's F-150 pickup trucks care about towing capability more than anything else, Brian Bell, the marketing manager for the F-150 and Ranger, told Business Insider.
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The tour itself is a good demonstration of the electric automaker's virtues — including the availability of charging stations in the US, and the towing power of the Model X SUV.
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Though it doesn't offer the same low-end power or towing capability that a diesel engine — which is what you'd typically find in this segment — would, it's still plenty potent.
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The U.S. Navy this week named a new class of towing, salvage and rescue ships after the Navajo people to honor the contributions of the tribe to the U.S. military.
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Tesla Cybertruck&aposs controversial style and decked out armor-like exterior and towing capability seem like overkill for everyday driving, but they could be perfect for camping just about anywhere.
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To get to the closest island, he and his crew swam 3½ miles, with Kennedy towing one of the injured men by a life-vest strap held in his teeth.
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The engine can run all eight cylinders when power is needed for acceleration or towing, but can reduce the number of cylinders operating when not needed to save on fuel.
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The five, who were not named, were arrested on Tuesday after towing the seven-meter motor boat almost 1,865 miles from Melbourne to Cairns in northern Queensland state, police said.
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It was awesome to see these heavy-duty towing trucks, and these double-decker red busses, and those busses that have the waffle accordion thing in the middle... all electric.
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It was still dark on Monday morning when Cushman, 41, set out from her farm west of the conflagration, towing a four-horse trailer behind her white Dodge pickup truck.
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RANCHO MIRAGE, California (Reuters) - While the ANA Inspiring Women in Sports Conference was underway this week, a plane flew over Mission Hills towing a banner reading: "USGA & LPGA: DUMP TRUMP".
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Neil deGrasse Tyson called out Elon Musk on Twitter over the physics of the Tesla Cybertruck versus Ford F-150 video, which showed a Cybertruck towing an F-150 uphill.
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Dana Bowman, a former Army Golden Knight who lost both legs in a midair collision lands on his prosthesis in the middle of the intersection, towing a giant American flag.
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The money is meant to reimburse them for car rentals or other expenses — like lost wages, towing charges or child care — incurred while waiting for their cars to be repaired.
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However, 9,600-pounds-plus is perfectly respectable, and the truth is that many pickup owners typically need to be above 7,500 pounds to satisfy the majority of their towing needs.
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Once you get into the Big Three's reaches, it's great to have the extra capacity, but jumps up in towing weights can send those folks scurrying for heavy-duty trucks.
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These include robots that can clean concourses and provide towing services at Narita Airport near Tokyo, which has seen a surge in travelers ahead of the Olympic Games in 2020.
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Once you get into the Big Three's reaches, its great to have the extra capacity, but jumps up in towing weights can send those folks scurrying for heavy-duty trucks.
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Police near Vancouver, Canada, pulled over an SUV driver this week for towing a sailboat precariously perched on a ramshackle trailer that had been customized with wood pallets and duct tape.
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Futures briefly extended gains on Friday as Iranian military fast-boats in the Gulf of Oman were preventing two privately owned tug boats from towing away one of the oil tankers.
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"Assuming a towing rate of 15 to 20 kilometers per day, this seems to suggest that Irisagrig can be located some 75 kilometers North of Umma," Frahm said, reciting Molina's theory.
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The women started to think they would never be found — but on the 99th day of distress calls, a Taiwanese fishing vessel found them and began towing the sailboat to safety.
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They were a group of 1,074 women who flew non-combat missions during World War II, ferrying aircraft across the country, training combat pilots and towing airborne targets for other aircraft.
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The F-150 is one of the best-selling pickup trucks with its safety features, engine choices, payload, and towing capacity, and comfort, to name a few features, according to KBB.
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Hard Rock Park's marketing campaign leaned on extravagant gimmicks, like hiring the Beatles' last remaining Magical Mystery Tour Bus and towing it around the country on a promotional tour in 2007.
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The priciest Cybertruck sports three electric motors that up the range to 21 miles and the towing capacity to 2000,000 pounds, which is 6,500 pounds more than the single-motor option.
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Fiat Chrysler has created a more modestly sized tool that it uses to market upfits — modifications that prep the vehicle for a certain job, such as towing — for its Ram trucks.
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On Wednesday, the city launched a major crackdown, towing away dozens of trucks and accusing their owners of owing $4.5 million in fines for roughly 22,500 unpaid parking and traffic violations.
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David kinda shot himself in the foot on this one too -- he shared the video Jenelle took of him towing the truck that he claimed had blocked him in a space.
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The anticipated showdown, which could take place next week, comes after Tesla this week unveiled its all-electric Cybertruck and showed a promotional video of the vehicle towing a F-150.
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The five, who were not named, were arrested on Tuesday after towing the seven-meter motor boat almost 3,000 km (1,865 miles) from Melbourne to Cairns in northern Queensland state, police said.
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About 22018,278.5 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 22.97-foot (230-m) tanker collided with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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About 285,255 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 265-foot (24.4-m) tanker collided with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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A bus from the United Tribes Technical College in Bismarck, along with four vans and a truck towing a trailer from the Standing Rock Episcopal Church, were waiting to transport the protesters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. guided-missile destroyer, USS Benfold,, sustained slight damage when a Japanese tug drifted into it during a towing exercise off central Japan on Saturday, the U.S. Navy said.
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This replica, built by a Dutch carpenter using the biblical description as a blueprint, crashed into a Norwegian Coast Guard patrol in Oslo when the crew towing the wooden vessel lost control.
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The 6.2-liter V8 pulls like a freight train and is gonna fill you with confidence if you're towing a trailer or if you've got a 2,000-pound load in the back.
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Hannah went for a creative approach with the kids and told them not to worry about grammar rules; Fran is towing a hard line and basically calling her teaching methods into question.
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"Tesla tried to throw a lot of stones at the legacy pickups on the market, with Tesla highlighting advantages in durability, towing, payload, and 0-60," Credit Suisse wrote in a note.
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There apparently wasn't enough airtime available to soak up all the money, so if you were driving the highways around Denver you'd pass trucks towing billboards denouncing any effort to restrict fracking.
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Even Ford admitted the truck was "towing far beyond any production truck's published capacity," but it was still an astounding display of strength for a truck that's still very much in development.
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Some cards, including all Chase and Citi cards provide global auto rental coverage and many cards cover common issues like theft, auto accidents and towing costs if your car rental breaks down.
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Besides being a hard worker, the Ram HD is also surprisingly nice to drive around even when it's not towing thousands of pounds or carrying a load of cinder blocks, said Rechtin.
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About 253,285 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 255-foot (265-m) tanker collided with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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"You have to expect its towing capacity would be more like the Silverado, in excess of 11,000 pounds," he added, while predicting Chevy's EV pickup would offer similar range to Rivian's R1T.
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After working for A&B Towing in Portland, Oregon, for 16 years, Michael Fesser confided in the owner of the company, Eric Benson, about the racial discrimination he faced at work in 2017.
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The Navy's FY 2021 budget request includes one Columbia-class and one Virginia-class submarine, two Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, one frigate, one amphibious transport dock, and two towing, salvage and rescue ships.
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In addition to the $250 fine, those drivers must pay $100 in towing charges and $20 for each day their vehicles are held, according to an advisory from the Department of Public Works.
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Had they been driving some steel behemoth with a gas-chugging 3.3-liter V6 engine, 450 horsepower, and 8,000-lb towing capacity, I can't help but assume their stress levels would have spiked.
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Teen Mom 2 star Jenelle Evans' husband, David Eason, has reportedly been charged with vehicle tampering and causing injury to personal property only days after posting footage of himself towing someone else's truck.
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The XtraVue Trailer is a standard caravan that "causes a trailer or caravan to appear invisible in the rearview mirror of the vehicle towing it," according to a press release from the company.
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Roy, from Fairhaven, Massachusetts, was known to his friends as a "funny, flirty" athlete who'd recently earned his sea captain's license and dreamed of taking over his family's marine towing and salvage business.
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Those wanting to make use of the 2690,298-pound towing capacity will appreciate the available "pro trailer backup assist," which allows you to reverse a trailer using a little knob to steer it.
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Yields moved modestly higher after New York Fed President William Dudley said risks were "slightly" tilted to the downside, towing the line Yellen set last week that the Fed should raise rates cautiously.
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Large SUVs don't make sense for everyone, but if you need to do heavy towing while also carrying seven or eight passengers, the Ford Expedition is the Best Large SUV for the Money.
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Towing capacity is critical in the full-size pickup market — and a key reason why the best-in-class F-150 has been the best-selling vehicle in the US for 42 years.
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No humans were in the vehicle when firefighters arrived, Seattle Fire Department spokesman Corey Orvold told the Times, and a towing company saved the day by pulling the motor home up the hill.
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GallopNYC, a nonprofit, has agreed to spend $180,000 to repair the dilapidated stable, including towing rusted machinery and paving the aisle between the horse stalls, which is now a path covered in manure.
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The middle version will be a dual-motor all-wheel drive, have a towing capacity of more than 10,0003 pounds and be able to travel more than 300 miles on a single charge.
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The middle version will be a dual-motor all-wheel drive, have a towing capacity of more than 10,000 pounds and be able to travel more than 300 miles on a single charge.
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The Impeccable was towing sonar equipment designed for anti-submarine warfare, and the Chinese ships got as close as 25 feet from the ship in what the Pentagon called "illegal and dangerous" maneuvers.
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An attempt earlier that year to bring in another Chinese boat had been foiled when the Chinese Coast Guard intervened, severing the towing line connecting the impounded vessel to an Indonesian patrol boat.
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Among them, he has said the Cybertruck would be more capable, in terms of towing and hauling, than a Ford F-2000 and perform as a better sports car than a Porsche 269.
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Read: Venezuelans are flooding into Colombia — and it's starting to feel like a refugee crisis Now these neighboring countries find themselves saddled with a steady trickle of Venezuelans towing luggage down their highways.
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"This really does give them an opportunity to take advantage of that lifestyle truck buyer that is looking for off-road capabilities as well as some towing capabilities along with the bed," said Acevedo.
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The shipbuilding budget would buy two Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, one Columbia-class submarine, one Virginia-class submarine, one FFG(X) frigate, one LPD-85003 amphibious transport dock and two towing and salvage ships.
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The shipbuilding budget would buy two Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, one Columbia-class submarine, one Virginia-class submarine, one FFG(X) frigate, one LPD-17 amphibious transport dock and two towing and salvage ships.
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The Australian government has consistently stuck by its asylum seeker policies, which include not resettling any person who arrives by boat and towing any boat that reaches Australian waters to an offshore detention centre.
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After she was identified as the owner, the sheriff delivered some additional good news — a local towing company would return the tiny house to St. Louis free of charge, as an early Christmas present.
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But it doesn't stop there; you get up to a 6.4-foot bed, V-8 class-leading towing, never-ending list of available configurations and clever cargo solutions to make the bed more usable.
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But plans to tow the freighter free during high tide on Monday were being revised after officials determined the waters were too shallow for the ship that would have done the towing, Friedrich said.
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Former NASA scientist Jerome Pearson helped designed a lightweight, towing-cable-like craft called the ElectroDynamic Debris Eliminator, or EDDE, which would use the planet's magnetic pull to corral space junk into a net.
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Seventy-seven percent of Ford's F-150 customers use their vehicles to tow a trailer, Bell said, though many don't do it on a regular basis, which can make the towing process somewhat intimidating.
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And for good measure, in keeping with the Fort Surrender tradition, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's administration suspended the towing program in Borough Park for months, resuming it only when the suspension was publicly reported.
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The five, who were not named, were arrested last week after towing a seven-meter (23-foot) motor boat almost 3,000 km (1,865 miles) from Melbourne to Cairns in the northern state of Queensland.
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Musk took pains to show the Cybertruck as being unlike any other production passenger truck on the road, punctuated by a 100-cubic-foot cargo area and up to 14,000 pounds of towing capacity.
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Musk took pains to show the Cybertruck as being unlike any other production passenger truck on the road, punctuated by a 100-cubic-foot cargo area, and up to 14,000 pounds of towing capacity.
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The unveiling was jam-packed with flames, people in all-black costumes, and video comparisons of the Cybertruck with the speed of the Porsche 911 and the towing capabilities of the Ford F-150.
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Indonesian personnel boarded the Chinese boat, the Kway Fey; took its captain and eight-member crew into custody; and began towing the ship back to a base on the Natuna Islands, Mr. Arrmanatha said.
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Instead of the pinched, dingy confines that have made the airport infamous, there were glimpses of what La Guardia could be: higher ceilings, fewer blaring announcements, and restrooms designed for travelers towing carry-ons.
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But general aviation — private and corporate flights, flight instruction, sightseeing tours, aerial photography, pipeline and utility inspections, surveying, weather and pollution monitoring, crop-dusting, banner-towing and more — has to cease or curtail operations.
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For people living in their cars — which, the report notes, can include families with children — such anti-homeless ordinances can result in steep fines, jail time, the towing of one's vehicle, or license suspension.
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That bests any other crew-cab 25x4 midsize truck, though we should note that a diesel Chevy Colorado will best Jeep's towing figure if you opt for the smaller cab and two-wheel drive.
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His electric Tern GSD (which stands for Get Shit Done) was towing an electric mountain bike he planned to ride in the second annual Boogaloo, a pre-Interbike race at Tahoe that Bosch had sponsored.
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About 11,280 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, after a 755-foot (230-metre) tanker collided over the weekend with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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About 9,000 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 82.413-foot (230-meter) tanker collided over the weekend with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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About 80.923,000 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 755-foot (230-meter) tanker collided over the weekend with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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Honk basically applies to the towing business the same technology ride-hailing uses, making trucks more responsive and slashing the time that a customer waits to get help when they need it, according to Brundage.
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A paper on this car-towing research — titled Let's All Pull Together: Principles for Sharing Large Loads in Microrobot Teams — will be presented at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation in Stockholm this May.
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Abu Sayyaf rebels have since March been intercepting slow-moving tug boats towing coal barges in waters near the borders of Malaysia and the Philippines, taking captive more than a dozen Indonesian and Malaysian sailors.
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Boats towing lines with up to 40 seismic airguns will detonate them to map potential oil and gas deep below the ocean's floor – a precursor to oil platforms and related infrastructure lining East Coast communities.
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Tesla also released a video showing the Cybertruck towing a Ford F-150 pickup, which inspired Ford X vice president Sundeep Madra to tweet Musk, challenging the two vehicles to a tug-of-war contest.
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Marsudi said earlier the seven Indonesians were kidnapped by two different armed groups in attacks on a tugboat towing a coal-carrying barge and that the government would "try all options to free the hostages".
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After a sharp fall in migrant arrivals in recent months, numbers have picked up since June, with people-smugglers increasingly towing packed boats deep into international waters to escape especially the Italian-funded Libyan coastguard.
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The City of Vienna and Austria should be in the forefront of supporting the United Nations resolutions on Palestinian rights instead of cow-towing to Israel and the Zionist lobby campaign to silence legitimate, peaceful protest.
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" For services such as storage or towing, they suggest to note the per-mile (or other distance) charge, removal charges, per-day storage charges and other charges such as security, clean up or other "add-ons.
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Despite turbulent seas, French maritime experts have successfully tied a line and begun towing an overturned cargo ship off the coast of France, preventing it from crashing into France's southwest coast in the next 21 hours.
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But consider that this includes things like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, a premium audio system, a 6-foot bed and more towing capacity than the gas-powered Toyota Tacoma, Chevy Colorado or GMC Canyon.
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Ford knew that owners of the bigger truck are probably much more experienced at towing, and might bristle at the insinuation that they need help backing a trailer... except sometimes they could probably use the help.
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Coach Z. lived in Ocean City, New Jersey, in a gray duplex on the bay side of the island, between an ice factory and a grass strip from which banner-towing Cessnas lifted off in summer.
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The measure would provide $85033 billion to buy 11 Navy ships, including three guided missile destroyers, two attack submarines, one frigate, one Ford-class aircraft carrier, two fleet oilers and two towing, salvage and rescue ships.
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Musk posted the tweet with a video of a Tesla towing what he claims to be 125 tons on March 22, the day after Tesla shareholders approved an unprecedented multibillion-dollar compensation package for the CEO.
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One can almost trace a straight aesthetic line of progression from Daubigny's waterscapes, through Monet's works, such as "Towing a Boat, Honfleur" (1864) or "The Studio Boat" (1874), to van Gogh's "Fishing Boats at Sea" (1878).
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In a note he sent to residents of the building, which has 130 units, he recommended they inquire with their auto insurance companies about both coverage and details about towing the cars out of the garage.
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With that in mind, the Bollinger Motors trucks have a standard ground clearance of 15 inches (with five inches of wiggle room on either side), a 5,201-pound payload capacity, and a 7,500-pound towing capacity.
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Robert Soto left the Army with an honorable discharge in 2012, driving home to New York in a U-haul truck towing a red Camaro he kept almost as clean as the rifle he left behind.
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This month, the artist managed to create a virtual traffic jam across one of the main bridges spanning the Spree river in Berlin, by walking the streets towing a hand wagon laden with 99 active cell phones.
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According to CNBC, Russell had worked for Horizon Air for more than three years de-icing, towing, and loading luggage onto planes, and had finished up his shift on Friday before stealing the 76-person passenger jet.
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The automaker has also introduced a multi-camera system that offers someone towing a trailer 14 different views, including "Transparent Trailer" mode, which appears to see right through the trailer to show traffic coming up from behind.
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Overnight hundreds of trucks carried equipment such as aircraft-towing vehicles and security sensors from Ataturk, on the shores of the Sea of Marmara, 20 miles (30 km) north to the new airport by the Black Sea.
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With any luck, Santa, Rudolph, and the rest of that sleigh-towing squad have a layover in your airport too, and they'll usually be more than happy to give your plane a tug off the tarmac. Shit!
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Honk Technologies, a marketplace for towing services for consumers and insurance companies, has raised $18 million in a new round of funding a little over a year after inking a massive contract with the insurance company, Farmers.
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Burns says the hybrid is better suited for towing, but that the electric model would meet a variety of commercial and retail applications and could be in production at the company&aposs Indiana factory within two years.
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That would make the Rivian the world's fastest pickup and give it towing capacity equal to some of the beefiest versions of the Ford F-150, GMC Sierra 1500 and Chevrolet Silverado 1500 now on the road.
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These are all pretty good trucks, and for this roundup, I've highlighted some of their best features (by the way, I skipped towing because all four trucks can tow weight that's within the expectations of this class).
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The measure would also provide $85033 billion to buy 11 Navy ships, including three guided missile destroyers, two attack submarines, one frigate, one Ford-class aircraft carrier, two fleet oilers and two towing, salvage and rescue ships.
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"You don't know how quickly the situation might evolve," he says, mentioning the severe water shortages in Cape Town , where the idea of towing an iceberg from Antarctica to South Africa, to ease the crisis, was discussed.
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Overnight hundreds of trucks carried equipment such as aircraft-towing vehicles and security sensors from Ataturk, on the shores of the Sea of Marmara, 20 miles (30 km) north to the new airport by the Black Sea.
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Honda described the redesign like this: The rear frame structure of the 2017 Ridgeline is vitally important to the overall structural rigidity of the body, to collision safety performance and to the Ridgeline's hauling and towing capability.
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Ford, for example, released a video last summer of a battery-powered F-2300 prototype towing — at low speed and for a relatively short distance — 1.25 million pounds of freight train cars filled with other F-150s.
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After officers blocked off the area, a bomb squad swept the car, and law enforcement personnel removed several items from it, including what looked like pictures and documents from a cigar box, before towing the car away.
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There are many factors involved in towing besides just torque, of course, and a General Motors spokesman said more details about the Hummer's capabilities will be revealed on May 20, when the electric truck is fully unveiled.
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An intense video circulating the internet (a version of which was posted by the Daily Mirror Sri Lanka and embedded above) shows rescuers from the Sri Lanka navy towing an elephant stranded at sea back to shore.
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