Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[HHR]

Only one year old... come to think of it I don't see many Internationals anymore.

It was a 2013 with the lovely Maxxforce diesel.

 

[DieselBound]

Only one year old... come to think of it I don't see many Internationals anymore.

My 1993 Ford has an International engine in it IDI pig, but the thing never fails me. Farm truck. Sits for months and always starts and does what I need it to do (includes off-farm activities as well).

There's an International dealership near where I work.

 

[CADplans]

Was I overloaded when I hauled the car over to my grandchildren's house??

:laughing:

 

[Creamer]

Which one did they want to drive when you got there?

 

[DieselBound]

Seems that the trailer might be loaded a bit on the heavy side on the tongue:laughing:

 

[cqaigy2]

Not enough straps holding the load in place.

 

[CADplans]

Which one did they want to drive when you got there?

Seems that the trailer might be loaded a bit on the heavy side on the tongue:laughing:

Not enough straps holding the load in place.

I actually used a strap,, (bungee cord) that is more than I normally use,,,
I can not keep them off the tractor,, we ride a LOT,,,,
yea, it was tongue heavy,,, but, nothing broke,,,, :laughing:

 

[BrokeFarmerJohn]

I've never been able to rent trailers from U-haul... my 1500 Silverado is not eligible...

Penske has some nice trucks here... and there was a great family owned rental yard with dozers, backhoes, lift gate cube vans and rollback car carriers...

January 1 they were sold to a large chain and even though it has only been 7 weeks their 4.5 star reviews are now 2 star... many saying the same... the service all had come to expect was gone and the prices up as much as 50%...

My 2wd 99 F150 was always eligible when I used uhual, I used there car hauler twice to move a 1929 Model A Tudor back about 9 years ago when I was in HS, rented one of there tandem 16ft trailers also once to pick up a load of railroad ties. As far as renting trailers goes, it's always been a positive experience.

That's the extent of my business with uhual, now I have enough trailers at hand to haul what I need.

I have heard some real horror stories about there trucks though.

 

[BrokeFarmerJohn]

Was I overloaded when I hauled the car over to my grandchildren's house??

:laughing:

One catastrophic prob I see there, no break lights or turn signals on the trailer, at the least there should be a reflective slow moving vehicle sign on the trailer.

All wrong, on top of the lack of a unsecured and unbalanced load.

Lucky you didn't jackknife or over steer into a ditch with low tread tires up front. You got lucky this time my friend.

Edit: just noticed your missing a flasher on the left side of the ROPS looks like

 

[CADplans]

One catastrophic prob I see there, no break lights or turn signals on the trailer, at the least there should be a reflective slow moving vehicle sign on the trailer.

All wrong, on top of the lack of a unsecured and unbalanced load.

Lucky you didn't jackknife or over steer into a ditch with low tread tires up front. You got lucky this time my friend.

Edit: just noticed your missing a flasher on the left side of the ROPS looks like

Next time,,,, I will have all that "stuff",,, :thumbsup:

I literally go 100 yards on paved road,,, so, I make LOTS of trips over there.

Earlier this week, I was over there with the landsacpe rake.
The week before we were doing some box blade work.

My other daughter lives about 200 yards in the opposite direction.

My tractors stay on the road often,, lots of little jobs keep me busy,,,

Sometimes, it is just a joy ride over to have a Coke with the grandchildren for lunch,,,