Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong
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NS gearhead - I had one of those forged pintle hooks snap with a load on in the woods. None too pleasant! Yours might be compromised now, just sayin.
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Bent hitch is all it did. Still worked fine.
This is what you need to fix the problem.
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I would guess this trailer was also rusted out. 
That's actually a lightweight trailer that you're not supposed to drive a forklift into...
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Had one like that at a sister division of my company. they had an old trailer at the dock on its dolly. they were loading stuff in it for storage - heavy things like stamping dies and major welding fixtures. The 1st shift guy had them spread out in the truck and it was almost full. the 2nd shift guy decided the first shift was an idiot so he so he took the stuff out and started packing it in much better. they figured he had over 80,000 lbs plus the 15,000 lb forklift in the front half of the trailer when the dolly collapsed. Fortunately he wasn't hurt!