Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[PhysAssist]

Nope...no no no no no no no no no. Nope! - Meteorologist Damon Lane
How would you secure this load?

When I click through, I don't see anything but that Lane guy's Facebook page with that caption- is there supposed to be a pic or vid there?

 

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When I click through, I don't see anything but that Lane guy's Facebook page with that caption- is there supposed to be a pic or vid there?

*SPOLIER* it is a video, look at the "long black thing" and towards end of video with the jaws

 

[PhysAssist]

*SPOLIER* it is a video, look at the "long black thing" and towards end of video with the jaws

Maybe I don't see it because I don't FB.
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[George2615]

Maybe I don't see it because I don't FB.
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I don't FB either. Site wants me to join (or sign in) but I click not now then click on the video. All I get is a circle spinning like its loading then a black screen. On the bottom of the screen it indicates that it is playing but just a black screen.

 

[terryknight]

it's a snake on the hood of a truck slithering back over the mirror towards the drivers window

 

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Wow!

 

[TomSeller]

The straps on the car on top of the UHaul car hauler are completely unnecessary. The UHaul car hauler integral straps at the front and rear keep the car totally secured. I've used the very same UHaul car hauler trailer many times.

I hauled a car today on a Uhaul car transport and there were no rear integral straps. The front straps do a nice job holding the tires if you think abut it, the car can't go forward or backwards. I had strapped the suspension on the rear.

 

[Midniteoyl]

I hauled a car today on a Uhaul car transport and there were no rear integral straps. The front straps do a nice job holding the tires if you think abut it, the car can't go forward or backwards. I had strapped the suspension on the rear.

Its not about the car moving forward or back, is about bouncing sideways. Hit a good amount of road chatter and that tail end will move.

 

[TomSeller]

Its not about the car moving forward or back, is about bouncing sideways. Hit a good amount of road chatter and that tail end will move.

Right. I strapped the rear myself and did hit a section of bad road where the trailer fishtailed badly. The car rear end stayed put. I don't know why UHaul didn't build in a rear wheel strap (other than the cars vary in length). It seems there could be a sliding system (like the front strap can be adjusted side to side).

 

[Sysop]

E-Track is actually a common thing to use on trailers for cars.

Fully adjustable for the length needed. One at each corner of the trailer, four tie straps to four points on the car, the cargo becomes a part of the trailer.