Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

PSEbowhunter · Mar 19, 2016

HHR said:
Encountered this today in Iowa.

But, but, but, I have 4 wheel drive, I shouldn't have to slow down.

Soundguy · Mar 19, 2016

HHR said:
Encountered this today in Iowa.

That's not gonna buff out!

davrow · Mar 19, 2016

Creamer said:
What's that white stuff?

Fire extinguisher foam, applied liberally.

They don't use it around here...

IslandTractor · Mar 20, 2016

PSEbowhunter said:
But, but, but, I have 4 wheel drive, I shouldn't have to slow down.

And don't forget the all (no) season tires.

2ndhalf · Mar 20, 2016

Soundguy said:
That's not gonna buff out!

Ha :laughing:

I'm guessing had too much weight on the rear of that trailer and made his rear end light.

I have lost a lot of things out of the back of my truck over the years... finally learned that saying "ol it ain't going anywhere", doesn't mean it ain't if you don't strap it down good.

yanmars · Mar 20, 2016

If one got in a little deeper on the water landing one would be in deep soup

arkydog · Mar 20, 2016

CDN Farm Boy said:
Gives new meaning to the term "hydroplaning" :laughing:

looks cool but do you think they know where the ROCKS are?

Cord · Mar 20, 2016

HHR said:
Encountered this today in Iowa.

Had that happen to us once. Wife hit some black ice and the back end swung out at 55mph. Truck swung left and then right playing crack the whip as the trailer swung through the ditch. The trailer tire hooked and flipped the trailer. The coupler split open like a tomato as the trailer twisted on the ball. The trailer made a full 360 rotation and parted the chains when they bound up. Once free of the trailer she was able to drive the truck back onto the shoulder. Both sleds had broken free when the ski tie downs folded up. The rear bumper on her sled got ripped off, but the heavy duty bumper on mine held. The trailer was a total loss as one of the snowmobiles had passed right through the trailer side. We rolled both sleds out of the trailer and found a dealer that made some quickie repairs. The tow company cut the clamshell lid off and I replaced the coupler and chains. After spending a couple of hours completing repairs we were able to continue on our trip.