Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[aczlan]

And now for a picture of someone towing something wrong.

You certainly can’t fault is tie down methods though.

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Wow, good tiedowns and good driving for the truck to still be upright, but they really should have backed it on so that it had more tongue weight...

Aaron Z

 

[Jstpssng]

And now for a picture of someone towing something wrong.

You certainly can稚 fault is tie down methods though.

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His roll bar did it's job, also.

 

[KennyG]

My counter only shows 251 pages.


TBS

You can adjust the number of posts to display per page.

 

[BigBlue1]

My counter only shows 251 pages.


TBS

On a computer (browser) or on a phone app? I'm using a browser. And we're on 1002 now.

Rob

 

[BigBlue1]

You can adjust the number of posts to display per page.

Didn't know that was an option...

 

[Diggin It]

And now for a picture of someone towing something wrong.

You certainly can稚 fault is tie down methods though.

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Oops, eh?

 

[California]

And now for a picture of someone towing something wrong.

You certainly cant fault his tie down methods though.

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Towing lesson 1:

You really need to latch the hitch.

Not just set it down on the ball then start driving.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Just that it's a shame and crime that all that non replaceable old growth forest was destroyed. For what? Mostly just mindless consumerism and profit.

Your house have any wood in it?

 

[Fallon]

Towing lesson 1:

You really need to latch the hitch.

Not just set it down on the ball then start driving.

It's hard to tell with the resolution of that photo, but I'm not sure I see a hitch on that tongue. The remaining bit on the end looks to small & like the hitch might have come off.

 

[zing]

Your house have any wood in it?

You guys act like every tree in the world is the same. We all need wood for various stuff in life, but there is no need to cut down a 2000 year old sequoia to make fence posts. There was a time when people did that stuff and acted like resources were infinite, but in today's world you would have to be pretty thick to think 2000 year old trees can replace themselves as fast as we can cut them.