Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[two_bit_score]

actually it can tie them quite good.

If you have a competent loader, and good bales, and your trailer has strong rear ramps ( not landscape ramps, but rather heavy ramps made for multi thousand pound machines ), then you can wedge hay in pretty tight.. and tight hay interlocks front to back good. add some on top, especially a single middle row, and that hay grabs good.

I HAVE, in the past moved hay on private back roads or in 'neighborhoods' or limited access roads like this, untied with neary a problem. however nowadays I always throw straps over even if it's just a mile down the road.

Worst hay i've seen is loose bales. I hate to move loose bails. hard to spear, they droop, rip when speared, and won't roll and get flat bottomed, and take on too much water due to not being tight.

good tight bales stack better too!

 

[two_bit_score]

dang the double post gremlins are at it again

 

[Soundguy]

good tight bales stack better too!

AGREED.. I'LL TAKE TIGHT BALES OVER SLOPPY BALES ANY DAY.

 

[Soundguy]

good tight bales stack better too!

AGREED.. I'LL TAKE TIGHT BALES OVER SLOPPY BALES ANY DAY.

 

[flyerdan]

Saw a pickup pull out of Home Depot the other day with a pallet of something fairly light like bags of mulch. Pallet was stacked about twice as high as you'd normally see, extended about two feet over the cab roof. No tailgate, nary a rope or strap in sight.

 

[700R]

 

[700R]

 

[aczlan]

You know, that wouldn't be too bad if he had backed the truck on and had the car hanging over the gooseneck so he could strap it down (and get some tongue weight).

Aaron Z

 

[Travelover]

I think the above photos are of people that hate tailgaters. Very effective.

 

[jaotguy]

most of the tailgaters around here wouldn't even notice ....or care.