Haulin' hay

creekbend · Aug 19, 2012

The driver of the car is probably on a "High Fiber" diet and only needed enough for a couple of months.

MIKE R · Aug 19, 2012

smstonypoint said:
:laughing:

Good one!!! I can't tell from the photo, but the load looks more like rolls of sod rather than hay.

Steve

NO it looks like hay. Looks a little brown doesn't it though.

smstonypoint · Aug 19, 2012

MIKE R said:
NO it looks like hay. Looks a little brown doesn't it though.

Now that I look at it closer, it does appear to be hay.

Steve

Note to self -- make optician appointment.

slowzuki · Aug 20, 2012

50 bales, 2500 + trailer, isn' the corvette a not recommended for towing or 600 lb max car?

smstonypoint · Aug 21, 2012

slowzuki said:
50 bales, 2500 + trailer, isn' the corvette a not recommended for towing or 600 lb max car?

Isn't the photo staged for comedic effect?

Steve

Rara Avis · Aug 21, 2012

smstonypoint said:
Isn't the photo staged for comedic effect?

Steve

Humor on the internet appears to be a dying art...

sdkubota · Aug 21, 2012

PaulChristenson said:
You need to be professional when hauling hay...
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That's rich man's hay!

bcp · Feb 22, 2013

Saw the same car (as in post 1) with a load of hay again this week, about a mile from the first photo location.

Bruce

AKfish · Feb 27, 2013

bcp said:
Saw the same car (as in post 1) with a load of hay again this week, about a mile from the first photo location.

Bruce

Been workin' out for him so far... why upgrade? Kinda looked like a Pontiac, though. Maybe heavier duty than a Camaro?

AKfish

Gary Fowler · Feb 27, 2013

I hauled 10 bales on my 20 foot trailer for my brother in law yesterday and it was more load on the tongue than I wanted for sure, but I made it home ok. They just fit with 8 on the bottom (4 on each side) and then the last two stacked up on top at the rear to reduce my tongue weight a bit. Probably still more than the hitch was rated for though. He has a F250 diesel setting in his shop in storage that belongs to his daughter and her husband who have been in Japan for 2 years. I told him next time we can use that even though the license are expired, cant see them anyway with a trailer attached. Many years ago, in Louisiana, active military didn't have to renew their vehicle license or driving license, I don't know if that is true now though.