Help, truck stuck off argentine pass

Anybody in the Georgetown area know of a recovery service or have any friends let me know. I could really use a tow or a winch.

 

‭(720) 722-1204‬

Colorado 4x4 rescue and recovery.
Or try asking on bs page

 

Just contacted these guys, hopefully they will be able to get us out, try to keep ya’ll updated. Thank you TW!

 

They should but if not for some odd reason. Let me/us know and I’ll head your way to help

 

Any update? @DRAWN

 

Same if they dont keep us posted idk how heather would feel turning date night into/ recovery night. But if you need another rig josh let me know see how it turns out!

 

So her name is heather

 

What happpened? You need a tow or just pulled out of a ditch or???
Snow related ??

You have crawl mood?

 

He said he was stuck in snow on the Argentine Pass in his other original thread. Its getting past dusk and cold up there at over 13,000ft, hope he’s out and not just shivering with a dead phone battery and no gas. Not good if he got out without notice here having a cold one at home, though.

Any updates?

 

The co 4x4 recue is a good organization and they Shound be there by now. Unfornuatly they stoped asking for volunteers and now you have to be a member to see the requests for recovery

 

Checked for an APRS track in the area, and found them. Several hours ago, CO4x4 RnR went up to Levenworth Creek Road... so, it looks like this one was handled. They didn't make it anywhere near actual Argentine Pass, much less Waldorf.

 

Jimmy- been a quiet, but not silent, mic for awhile- APRS is definately a great tool, any good primers on it you can share? Thanks!

 

Unfortunately, no. I just know they (CO4x4 RnR) use APRS on recoveries, so I hopped onto APRS.FI to check for signs of a recovery in that area (as I'm familiar with it). This time of year there's no way that anyone in a vehicle is going to reach the actual Argentine Pass, so I was curious to see where on the road/trail the recovery occurred.

I'm toying with the idea of getting licensed and joining them. Just need to motivate... if nothing else, to at least get the license and play with that comms gear.

 

Another recovery on-going in this area. Enough time has passed (snow melt) that they made it to Waldorf: