goeduck
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Or at least the tow tractor could have linked directly to the trailer, under the first tractor. That looks like an old Massey which has no frame.
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lilranch2001
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Bet he had sore ballz
Rockbadchild
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I saw something you don't see everyday last week ... too bad I was in a rush I would've turn around to take a picture, it would've been worth it.
It was a older car from the 90's pulling a 25 to 30ft newer camper, it had a plywood wind deflector on the roof... from distance you could only see the camper and the camper was manhandling that car left and right on the road... too bad I was in a rush it was worth a picture.
It was a older car from the 90's pulling a 25 to 30ft newer camper, it had a plywood wind deflector on the roof... from distance you could only see the camper and the camper was manhandling that car left and right on the road... too bad I was in a rush it was worth a picture.
goeduck
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Beyond sore, that looked like a ball buster. No beers for either from here on out.
dodge man
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The guy trying to hold the boat. If only they’d put a winch on the front of the trailer with a rope and a snap hook. Maybe I could patent the idea?
QRTRHRS
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Not your typical collision, 737 vs pickup, at about 180mph, at night.
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I’ve been hauling boats in and out of the water for 45 years, every weekend some summers, and honestly never had that nightmare.
Even someone with zero experience should understand Newton always wins, inertia is real. If there’s some reason you can’t hook it on with the winch, then at least lash it to the trailer with a bit of line!To have punched the accelerator coming out of the water like that, and to not see the boat sliding off the trailer in the rear-view… these guys are a special kind of stupid that you don’t often encounter in daily life.
I have had a boat come off a trailer once, after sailing on an incredibly windy day, gusts in the 40 - 60 mph range. I had pulled the boat from the water and parked it in the lot to pull down the rigging and pack it up for travel, when a gust of wind hit us so hard it lifted the boat off the parked trailer and threw it onto its side in the parking lot.
Thankfully, a few crazy hikers or cyclists were still out in that weather, and were able to help me lift the boat and muscle it back onto the trailer and tie it down. Luckily it was just the roto-molded I use for training kids to sail, and not glass or my good mahogany woodie boat, so no major damage was done.
