Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[Eric_Phillips]

Where and when did you go to college?

Mid 80's. I went to Purdue. My parents moved to Wyoming for my last couple years so one summer I pumped gas and changed tires.

 

[vulcancowboy]

 

[coldsteelva]

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Failure to secure load, failure to display OVERSIZE LOAD sign, Failure to obtain OVERSIZE permit, Failure to flag widest points of load. Failure to have a clue/brain/common sense...

 

[BigBlue1]

Wow!! That's a new one! Never seen anyone do that. I'm impressed at the level of moronory.

Rob

 

[bcp]

But smart enough to not stop on the tracks for the red signal.

Bruce

 

[Cord]

Took this picture in Iowa yesterday at a Mendards. The mower had no tie-down. I'm guessing he was using the skid steer chains to hold the mower on.

 

[vulcancowboy]

Took this picture in Iowa yesterday at a Mendards. The mower had no tie-down. I'm guessing he was using the skid steer chains to hold the mower on.

The chain must have been there for looks only, it wasn't doing much else!

 

[IslandTractor]

Here is one I saw Friday. It is a BX with a loader on a single axle trailer. The tires were under inflated and the tractor was "secured" with a rope going across the floorboard. There were also bags of something possibly sand or rocks, on the front of the trailer. It was very tongue heavy. The trailer axle was bowing pretty good.

Chains? Chains? I don't need to show you no stinking chains!

(With apologies to Treasure of the Sierra Nevadas)

 

[fried1765]

Took this picture in Iowa yesterday at a Mendards. The mower had no tie-down. I'm guessing he was using the skid steer chains to hold the mower on.

The mower is a "Crapsman"
He probably didn't care if it rolled off!

 

[California]

Oops.