Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[BKBoiss]

I've had new born calves in the floor board of the RTV, tractor and even the truck. Unless they're half dead when they get scooped up it can be interesting to say the least. I'm wondering how dude got the calf up on the bike and how he kept it there. Seems to me it'd squirm around enough to wreck him.

I remember going to pick up the odd calf with my dad in the pickup, he would bring a big feed sack and put the calf in it with the top tied around the calfs neck. We would sit there and pet the thing till we got home.

 

[TJP89]

My story: Many years back when I lived around Dallas, TX. I spotted a pickup going down the freeway with a refrigerator in the back. The fridge was standing upright, and was secured by a single guy in the bed holding on to it. This was on the freeway (60mph) probably doing 45-50. Sadly this was before cellphone cameras, so no picture. I'll let you guys guess the nationality of the men in the truck. I've seen many interesting loading attempts, but nothing that beat that.

 

[Soundguy]

I saw a truck hauling tree/yard waste the toher day. Thse same refrigerator haulers were setting int he back of the truck on the yard debri, and apparently, they were what was holding it down.. one good bump...

 

[farm boy00]

Not hauling but I figured you guys would get a laugh. Credit to Lary the cable guy on his Facebook

 

[robbyr]

Yep good laugh. ^^^^

 

[California]

But wait, there's more...

 

[bcp]

Kubotas drive right through wet concrete.

Bruce

 

[California]

Definitely hauling something wrong.

And not really wrong, but I found this the same place and thought some might like it.

 

[timster2]

The truck through the wall is from my old shop. :laughing: The truck was on the fifth floor!

 

[CDN Farm Boy]

Kubotas drive right through wet concrete.

Bruce

That's a neat gizmo. I've used the FEL many times as a concrete screed/float. Farmer I worked for as a kid had a standing arrangement with the local ready-mix place that we would take any left-over/wrong mix etc with 1/2 hr notice. He probably has 1/2 acre of his yard done 6" thick with free concrete. Scrape the dirt back with the FEL, pour directly from the truck, level it off with the bucket and call it done. We were usually done leveling before the truck had a chance wash off.