Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

sam5570 · Apr 30, 2016

DT86 said:
Why can it not be both?

Some people will try anything i wouldn't get out of the driveway with that load. thats funny if i seen that on the highway i would have to pull over no doubt.

bcp · Apr 30, 2016

Snowback said:
Come on BK - That's a northern Canadian thing, right? We like to leave some slack for our horses when securing them in trailers. Sometimes we just forget that the equipment is different... :laughing: I've never put a strap over the animals back though - so there's that to disprove my theory...

Tie down large animals over the neck with one rope:

Bruce

Soundguy · Apr 30, 2016

aczlan said:
Hard to put a gooseneck on the Yukon though (without major surgery)...

Aaron Z

Looking at pics in this thread, some people are

Snowback · Apr 30, 2016

bcp said:
Tie down large animals over the neck with one rope:

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Bruce

I stand corrected. LOL!

robbyr · Apr 30, 2016

This is not my pic but I did see this same thing on farm road pass by my house one day couple years ago. Had never seen that before or since.

civilian · Apr 30, 2016

robbyr said:
This is not my pic but I did see this same thing on farm road pass by my house one day couple years ago. Had never seen that before or since.

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So the city boy asks "how does the cow get to the butcher?" Jon

Creamer · Apr 30, 2016

woody said:
Is this considered hauling something wrong? I moved it about 2 hundred feet to it's new home, just a lean too for storage.

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I say very creatively done! Nice use of tools!

California · May 1, 2016

Somewhere in the archives is a photo of member Thingy (? - a career welder) going down the road with a canvas shed covering his tractor, moving it, similar to Woody's pic.

Anybody know how to find that picture?

bcp · May 1, 2016

How about this one?

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/143746-moving-carport-tent.html

Bruce

California · May 1, 2016

That's a good one, inspired by Thingy no doubt.

I could be wrong but I thought Thingy had no visibility out of the enclosed shed aside from watching the road shoulder below as he drove along. Anyhow he was pretty amused at what he had done.