Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong
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Be careful out there.
One killed, three injured after bad crash in Lincoln County
One killed, three injured after bad crash in Lincoln County
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**** people not using the right size ball and lock or, it seems even chains, kinda piss me off. Hope they get slapped hard by the law and/or family.
BTW, not to seem calloused here, but a 29yo with grandchildren?
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Step grandchildren, he must have married a much older lady.
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Saw this today, rural ND.
What do you do when you need to haul 14ft boards, and only have a 6ft truck bed?
This guy passed me in the oncoming lane @ 70 mph. I had to hit the gas pretty hard to catch him again, just to see if what I saw was really what I saw.
Yup. It was.
That's an aluminum extension ladder btw, in case you can't tell from the pics (sorry for the dirty windshield - bugs).
What do you do when you need to haul 14ft boards, and only have a 6ft truck bed?
This guy passed me in the oncoming lane @ 70 mph. I had to hit the gas pretty hard to catch him again, just to see if what I saw was really what I saw.
Yup. It was.
That's an aluminum extension ladder btw, in case you can't tell from the pics (sorry for the dirty windshield - bugs).
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Saw this today, rural ND.
What do you do when you need to haul 14ft boards, and only have a 6ft truck bed?
This guy passed me in the oncoming lane @ 70 mph. I had to hit the gas pretty hard to catch him again, just to see if what I saw was really what I saw.
Yup. It was.
That's an aluminum extension ladder btw, in case you can't tell from the pics (sorry for the dirty windshield - bugs).
Looks pretty creative to me? He has red flags and all?
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LOL.. I've done that before with 12' drywall in a 6' bed... ladder and all 
Though I did buy a 8' 7/16" OSB and used the 5gal pals of mud as counter balance.
Sure glad none of you guys were around
Though I did buy a 8' 7/16" OSB and used the 5gal pals of mud as counter balance. Sure glad none of you guys were around
