there was actually a perfect example of this just today, a customer bought two heads an one head cart, he came and got 1 head today, he has to drive 400 miles back to his farm. we got the other head and head cart pulled out of the mud and snow and put the head on the cart, the cart is designed to handle a 8 row corn head or a 30 foot bean platform. the guy insisted that we load the 12 row corn head on there, keep in mind this is a single axle head cart with a tricycle front end, 1 torsion bar axle with 5 bolt wheels and tiny lugnuts. the torsion bars are bottomed out, the top of the tires are bent in and the axle is bowed in the middle, all we can do is tell this guy good luck and sign this form lol. he insists that he haul this setup like that for 400 miles, the tires have 70 psi in them are squatting like they have 25 pounds in them. all you can do is :confused3:
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