Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[toomanymachines]

Anyone noticed when suddenly they all had 'new' polaris UTV's? They still mention them by name, it's the only type of equipment they call by the brand name and when they first showed up they had a bunch of shots. You could tell they were added there for product placement because they were the only clean pieces of equipment.

VOLVO they must be giving equipment free for use, almost everyone uses Volvo. Also remember the Kubota and mattracks, that was a laugh,, like anyone will ever buy that setup.

 

[tthopskin@yahoo.ca]

This happened in my area about a year ago. The bridge was posted at 6 tons. Its a very rural bridge and I had crossed it a few days before this happened to it, and it almost seemed like the half ton pick up I was in was too heavy for it. And yeah, the concrete truck was loaded with something like 7 yards of concrete.

that would have been a wild ride

 

[tthopskin@yahoo.ca]

He should have just piled the bundles on the flatbed and tied them down. The old hide in plain sight trick. When Mamma and Daddy were still in the liquid corn business, they would haul through town during rush hour, and just hope no one noticed the front tires all most off the road.

i like that liquid corn lol.. but your right my father use to fish in river by police station with a 5 prong hook and a wooden leader lol no one payed any attention to him

 

[dieselcrawler]

Wonder if its a GPS routing problem?

Often an issue in our area... lots of 'outsiders' due to the gas wells and pipeline work in the past few years that has flooded our roads with people ONLY using GPS to get from point A to point B. Just because it tells you to go that way doesent mean you should take a dually with 40' gooseneck past our house... after 2 miles of gravel road that keeps getting more narrow you start down a steep hill... one you'll likely not back out of... then you find the hairpin turns... hope you wore comfortable walking boots... no cell coverage, gotta walk to the nearest house to call someone who cares. Sad thing is the road doesn't connect to the other ridge with the wells on it they are trying to get to... but GPS doesn't tell you that!

 

[two_bit_score]

Often an issue in our area... lots of 'outsiders' due to the gas wells and pipeline work in the past few years that has flooded our roads with people ONLY using GPS to get from point A to point B. Just because it tells you to go that way doesent mean you should take a dually with 40' gooseneck past our house... after 2 miles of gravel road that keeps getting more narrow you start down a steep hill... one you'll likely not back out of... then you find the hairpin turns... hope you wore comfortable walking boots... no cell coverage, gotta walk to the nearest house to call someone who cares. Sad thing is the road doesn't connect to the other ridge with the wells on it they are trying to get to... but GPS doesn't tell you that!

but GPS doesn't tell you that! :thumbsup:

Hard lesson to learn sometimes.

 

[two_bit_score]

Often an issue in our area... lots of 'outsiders' due to the gas wells and pipeline work in the past few years that has flooded our roads with people ONLY using GPS to get from point A to point B. Just because it tells you to go that way doesent mean you should take a dually with 40' gooseneck past our house... after 2 miles of gravel road that keeps getting more narrow you start down a steep hill... one you'll likely not back out of... then you find the hairpin turns... hope you wore comfortable walking boots... no cell coverage, gotta walk to the nearest house to call someone who cares. Sad thing is the road doesn't connect to the other ridge with the wells on it they are trying to get to... but GPS doesn't tell you that!

but GPS doesn't tell you that! :thumbsup:

Hard lesson to learn sometimes.

 

[Scooter78]

Here is one for the books! I think I did the link right but if not I am sure somebody will let me know.

Scooter

 

[Scooter78]

Sorry link didn't go through first time let me try this again.
http://youtu.be/JeU7MDPBDf8

 

[jimpen]

Sorry link didn't go through first time let me try this again.
Loading a Backhoe Into a Dump Truck Like a Boss - YouTube

That's one I'm going to have to put down to the old quote:

If it's stupid and it works, it ain't stupid.

Now tie down chains and such are a different story.

 

[bdobson]

"If it's stupid and it works, it ain't stupid. " This is exactly what I told my wife just after I devised this plan. I had her get the Camera to document the possibility of stupidity happening. I need to remove this awning and decided it would be a great sunshade for my tractor or a good cover for my wood pile wood pile won
out. after cutting it away from the ground and the house I just backed it away from the house I attached it to the gable end of my tractor barn the same way

 

[Soundguy]

the avatar pic says it all.!

 

[Soundguy]

the avatar pic says it all.!

 

[chad22]

I'm wondering it he's shouting "Slow down dangit! Slow down!"

lol. I bet he is.

Chad

 

[terryknight]

lawn mower? suburban? no problem

 

[juddspaintballs]

As a Suburban owner (one body style older), I see no problem with that

 

[Midniteoyl]

I dont either..


Dont have a pic - but - One day I saw my BIL heading the other way @ 60mph with a 20ft tree crammed into the open hatchback of hi Ford Escort.. Branches wailing around like a 'floppy arm inflatable tube man'

 

[94BULLITT]

The suburban picture reminded me of this picture

 

[Diamondpilot]

I once saw a Suburban hauling what had to be a 40' piece of steel. They had it slung under it. It was tied off to the hitch in back and the front tow hooks in the front. It must have stuck out 10' in the front and 10' more in the back.

Chris

 

[Soundguy]

As a Suburban owner (one body style older), I see no problem with that

i must admit that i have hauled a conical 3pt seeder home in the wife's yukon and we did the same thing. set it in then tied the doors.

 

[Soundguy]

As a Suburban owner (one body style older), I see no problem with that

i must admit that i have hauled a conical 3pt seeder home in the wife's yukon and we did the same thing. set it in then tied the doors.