Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[Leejohn]

This is adding 10,000+ lbs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaIbpSaEoYc

 

[Leejohn]

This is adding 10,000+ lbs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaIbpSaEoYc

 

[Capricious]

What load? Those look like Pallets.

Had to dodge (3) pallets laying on the road on the way to work this morning @ 05:15

 

[dodge man]

Not a towing problem but an interesting pic. It looks like a TV commercial for a Dodge Journey except the front end is shattered. I do construction inspection at times and it was a sewer job I was on. The large gravel pile was dumped for backfill and the lady was driving into the sun and didn't see the pile of gravel and drove up on it. I'm guessing she hit it going about 30. Luckily nobody hurt badly.

 

[HHR]

Interesting concept.

 

[jejeosborne]

Interesting concept.

I like how it has a built in "spring" to lessen the trailer feedback to the truck frame.

 

[yelbike]

Interesting concept.

Looks like she's going to need a new tail get very soon!!

 

[Panik]

Interesting concept.

Wow sometimes the phrase "its better than nothing really doesn't apply"

Saw firsthand about two days ago the results of someone not checking to see if their trailer was properly secured before taking off. Was walking into a Christmas shop in town and just as I was getting ready to step in I watched a blazer come down main street. Driver started slowing down to observe the speed limit and hit a pothole..... and the landscaping trailer he was towing decided it didn't like that idea and proceeded to try and pass the tow vehicle on the right using the sidewalk. Thankfully nothing was in the way and it eventually brushed up against a stone retaining wall and slowed to a stop.

Driver very very quickly hopped out, re-hitched and took off.

 

[greggn]

Interesting concept.

I know one thing.....this ain't legal in Ontario..

 

[greggn]

Interesting concept.

I know one thing.....this ain't legal in Ontario..