Dr Dave
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Don't leave home without it. Lol
Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong
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GolfAddict
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Pixguy
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GolfAddict
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I sure wasn't either! :shocked:
George2615
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The boat in the van was very cool but the Jeep in the first part was way out of class to tow that triple axle trailer and boat.
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This may look like my place on July 4th but it's a truck carrying 44,000 lbs of fireworks that got in an accident and caught fire. I think it was today in Michigan.
Video: Truck carrying fireworks explodes at massive I-94 pile-up | Fox17
Video: Truck carrying fireworks explodes at massive I-94 pile-up | Fox17
terryknight
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sounds like a blast
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I'm not too sure, probably pretty close. I'm guessing that boat weights around 7000-8000#. Probably pretty close too capacity. Diamond pilot likely has that answer.
FredH
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Question for all the Smart people here , ( No , Not Joking or being a Smart A** !! Although I have towed trailers , Boats , etc... , Very little experience loading smaller utility / flatbed / dump trailers !! ) .
Seen it the other Day , Guy was pulling maybe 16' or 18' flatbed trailer with a 3/4 pick up . On the Trailer was another 3/4 pickup . What Caught my attention was the Following . The only Tie Downs were these type :
And There were only 3 at best , possibly only 2 . One on Front right , One on Rear Right . For Sure not one on Rear Left but could not See Front Left . No , Repeat NO other tie down , chain , strap or even winch cable on front , Holding Vehicle to trailer .
My Question is Simple . Was that a Good Idea ?? In my limited experience in that type haul , I would of had 4 of those plus a chain or 2 on front and back of vehicle as back up . Both Vehicles were from the same state per license plate's , ( I noticed that as they passed as they were decent looking trucks , then noticed How it was tied down ) and they Were 2 States from Were they appeared to be Headed .
Fred H.
P.S. Oh and After I Noticed the lack of Tie Downs , My Semi Slowed by 5 mph. till they got quite a distance out in front of Me , Just in Case !!! :shocked:
Seen it the other Day , Guy was pulling maybe 16' or 18' flatbed trailer with a 3/4 pick up . On the Trailer was another 3/4 pickup . What Caught my attention was the Following . The only Tie Downs were these type :
And There were only 3 at best , possibly only 2 . One on Front right , One on Rear Right . For Sure not one on Rear Left but could not See Front Left . No , Repeat NO other tie down , chain , strap or even winch cable on front , Holding Vehicle to trailer .
My Question is Simple . Was that a Good Idea ?? In my limited experience in that type haul , I would of had 4 of those plus a chain or 2 on front and back of vehicle as back up . Both Vehicles were from the same state per license plate's , ( I noticed that as they passed as they were decent looking trucks , then noticed How it was tied down ) and they Were 2 States from Were they appeared to be Headed .
Fred H.
P.S. Oh and After I Noticed the lack of Tie Downs , My Semi Slowed by 5 mph. till they got quite a distance out in front of Me , Just in Case !!! :shocked:
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