I tow a boat fairly often, and have a tight spot I have to back it into in my yard. After a long week in the keys, I came home and was backing the boat in, and cut the truck too sharply and came up against a tree branch. I didn't hardly feel it, and the branch was fairly small and pushed out of the way, but it still shoved a dent into the front fender. Thought I might be able to get a paintless repair, but it dented that crease in the fender above the wheel well so that was out. Anyway, it is at the shop now. I told the guy just fix it, i'm going home to cut the dang tree down. Great way to ruin your day!

 

Any pics?

 

Sucks about your truck but I had to laugh. You do the same thing as me. Dent your truck with a tree, cut the tree down. I was trimming a bush when the trimmer got jammed on a branch to thick to cut and the trimmer broke. So I got pissed because it was the second trimmer to break on the same bush so I took the chainsaw to the bush.

 

Don't let that dent ruin your day. Mine was dented by a falling palm branch and it creased the right front fender. I called on the best paintless dent repair guy in my area and, after 2 hours he got it completely out. Looks like new. Awesome job! Hope yours turns out the same. I will post the "after" pic soon.

 

Here's the "after" pic. The PDR equipment can still be seen, but the dent is gone.

 

I had $10k of hail damage repaired on my truck via PDR. 1 year later, I still can't find a single dent that they didn't repair. Truck looks just as good as factory!

 

$10k, GodDamn Hardcore... Was it golfball or larger size hail...

 

Nah, prob from just being in Canada! Haha!

 

Nope. It was a Tornado that touched down 5 miles east of my jobsite exactly a year ago today. 110mph winds blowing hail at bullet speeds for about 45 minutes. Entire right side, hood, roof, tailgate and windshield were all completely pumbled. I had a video of the storm but it got lost somewhere. If I can find it I'll share it in off topic.

Yup. Dangerously severe weather in the summer and blistering cold in the winter. Woo hoo for Canada!

 

Well that, and everything is waaaay more expensive up there...from what i read on here anyway