Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[Sodo]

Yep for awhile I thought I brought the wrong trailer, but it tied down well, and the weight was OK on the springs.

Need a new thread called "Share Pics of People explaining what they brought home to the wife". :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

 

[IslandTractor]

Yep for awhile I thought I brought the wrong trailer, but it tied down well, and the weight was OK on the springs.

Need a new thread called "Share Pics of People explaining what they brought home to the wife". :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

What we really need is a photo of the wife's reaction on first seeing whatever the object was. I'm thinking most would have steam coming out of their ears.

 

[dragoneggs]

Need a new thread called "Share Pics of People explaining what they brought home to the wife". :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Good idea! :thumbsup:

 

[Creamer]

I'm sorry, that load is WAY too well secured to justify a photo posting in this thread. Probably isn't even a quarter ton over weight limit either.

For a while I was thinking this was upside down, i.e. wrong wheels on the round.

 

[bcp]

For a while I was thinking this was upside down, i.e. wrong wheels on the round.

Reminded me of this.

That guy needs to add an upside down trailer.

Bruce

 

[California]

Oops.

Source, with link to another post with the photo below, and describing the location.

 

[California]

 

[California]

 

[aczlan]

35 tons of truck, trailer and bottled water dont fit well on a 6 ton bridge (especially when the top of your trailer hits the top of the bridge)...

Aaron Z

 

[farmer2009]

Yea seen that on the news the other night. Happened in Paoli, IN. Said it was a young woman driver. Bridge was built in 1880. You know that'll be a mess for the truck owner.