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[WinterDeere]

Caster wheel(s) on the short trailer.

Maybe one like these.

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Bruce

lol... when I first saw dstig's image, I was thinking, "that's one hell of an anti-sway setup!"

 

[California]

First impression of the photo: Looks like that hitch was designed by a fan of M. C. Escher!

Then studying their website, seems to confirm this.

 

[Runner]

I guess single-wheel trailers with two fixed hitch points were fairly common in the old days, like this one sold by Sears.

 

[ning]

My interpretation of this is that it effectively extends the vehicle with at most a minor increase of weight on the back end (depending on the location fore/aft of the wheel); it articulates up/down to allow for flex when going up or down a curb, but it doesn't impose any requirements on the driver to steer a trailer ("turn the other way first")

 

[California]

I guess single-wheel trailers with two fixed hitch points were fairly common in the old days, like this one sold by Sears.
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1940 Plymouth? Grandpa had the similar 1939 Dodge for nearly 20 years. Indestructible! A classic for its time.

The Doge trucks, even more so. Here's one, a South America rural bus, repurposed as a party wagon with DJ and huge speakers.

Still a classic of American design.

One of Mom's stories when she was young, maybe 1930, was an old sedan that got tipped on its side when one of those one-wheel trailers loaded with gravel caused a swerve while simply turning at an intersection. Lots of inertia back there!

 

[orezok]

1940 Plymouth? Grandpa had the similar 1939 Dodge for nearly 20 years. Indestructible! A classic for its time.

The Doge trucks, even more so. Here's one, a South America rural bus, repurposed as a party wagon with DJ and huge speakers.

Still a classic of American design.

One of Mom's stories when she was young, maybe 1930, was an old sedan that got tipped on its side when one of those one-wheel trailers loaded with gravel caused a swerve while simply turning at an intersection. Lots of inertia back there!

My dad had a ‘39 Plymouth. In 1963 we loaded up a 8’ home built trailer with essential household stuff and pulled it from PA to TX so that I could attend college. Made it without issue and lasted another 10 years before my mom sold it.

 

[California]

Oops.

Driver takes a gigantic Australian outback road train - 128 wheels? - into a traffic roundabout. He's stuck. Even if he unhitches everything how is he going to re-assemble that mess.

https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/1jx3kc8/roundabout_1_road_train_0

 

[QRTRHRS]

And I thought that breaking a set of pups was painful when I made a wrong turn getting into an inner city terminal....

 

[goeduck]

Oops.

Driver takes a gigantic Australian outback road train - 128 wheels? - into a traffic roundabout. He's stuck. Even if he unhitches everything how is he going to re-assemble that mess.

Looks like 4 bolts holding that road sign in the middle of the round-about.

 

[civilian]

He should have driven over the mid section. Around here they soon learned they needed to remove the inside hard curbs when the circle was too small in diamter. Jon