Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[Garandman]

FYI Per an update, you bring wheel/tire assembly to store and they mount the new ones.

https://images.harborfreight.com/hftweb/recalls/Tire-Recall-Notice-to-Customers.pdf

 

[California]

Let's go skiing!

https://giant.gfycat.com/UnequaledWelltodoHuman.webm

 

[ultrarunner]

Lucky no one killed.

Friends in the alps with nice cars keep them inside the garage all winter... and it often for things just like this and for rust although the newer cars are light years ahead in rust prevention.

A few years back Portland had snow and ice and the results were similar... car after car sliding and colliding...

 

[dasranger]

 

[Redlands Okie]

No straps ?

 

[bcp]

No straps ?

Snow not properly secured:

Snow Flying from Trucks Is Dangerous! Protect Your Brand with Scraper Systems? - YouTube

Bruce

 

[Rustyiron]

I finally have a pic for this thread, not really towing but.....

My starter suddenly quit and my little Taco was in the dirt floor pole shed that the snow had blown in an inch deep or so. I couldn't bear thinking of doing the job there when I have a heated shop. A pair of clevis's did the trick flawlessly. Luckily the Taco was pointing hitch out so I could just back up to it with the tractor and pull it around to the shop and back it right in.

 

[Inspector507]

I finally have a pic for this thread, not really towing but.....
My starter suddenly quit and my little Taco was in the dirt floor pole shed that the snow had blown in an inch deep or so. I couldn't bear thinking of doing the job there when I have a heated shop. A pair of clevis's did the trick flawlessly. Luckily the Taco was pointing hitch out so I could just back up to it with the tractor and pull it around to the shop and back it right in.

that's clever

 

[civilian]

I finally have a pic for this thread, not really towing but.....
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My starter suddenly quit and my little Taco was in the dirt floor pole shed that the snow had blown in an inch deep or so. I couldn't bear thinking of doing the job there when I have a heated shop. A pair of clevis's did the trick flawlessly. Luckily the Taco was pointing hitch out so I could just back up to it with the tractor and pull it around to the shop and back it right in.

put them both on the ground and see which one can out pull the other. LOL Jon

 

[fried1765]

that's clever

Nah.... that's clevis !!!