Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[BrokeFarmerJohn]

Here is a ironic pic for you all, see if you can spot why on the load.

 

[Creamer]

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Here is a ironic pic for you all, see if you can spot why on the load.

I'm not worried about the tongue weight on that vehicle.

 

[sixdogs]

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Here is a ironic pic for you all, see if you can spot why on the load.

OK, how about not tied down? Mud flaps too low? Dam*ed Ohio license plates? Dog driving?

That's all I've got.

 

[4570Man]

Maybe not tied down but you can't tell for sure in the picture. The trailer doesn't appear to be sitting level but that's not a big deal as light as it's loaded.

 

[BrokeFarmerJohn]

I'm not worried about the tongue weight on that vehicle.

It was a pretty heavy load but the truck got it done lmao.

 

[BrokeFarmerJohn]

Maybe not tied down but you can't tell for sure in the picture. The trailer doesn't appear to be sitting level but that's not a big deal as light as it's loaded.

It wasn’t tied down, I wasn’t going very far and didn’t bother to tie it down past setting the ebrake on the mower.

The truck has a pintle hitch stuffed in the receiver which I can’t get out, I shot PB blaster in it for a week, hit it with a sledge, even wrapped a chain around a tree and lightly tugged on it, didn’t budge, I can’t see that it’s welded in but idk.

It’s set on the highest bolt holes, I need to lower it to level the trailer.

That’s a 54in, 24hp husqvarna mower with 272h I bought for $800, used it for 2 seasons, replaced all the idler pulleys on the deck, replaced the voltage regulator and bought two $35 set of blades, I had around $1000 in it and sold it yesterday for $1100.

 

[4570Man]

I don't trust my lawnmower brakes very much. I usually hook a loose chain on the front.

 

[disney]

If the mower rolls out the back, simply tell the buyer that the deliver fee is 1,099 and that the tractor is only $1, so then they cant complain about any damage.

 

[BrokeFarmerJohn]

I don't trust my lawnmower brakes very much. I usually hook a loose chain on the front.

It’s HST also, if it started rolling it had 12ft of trailer to slowly roll-on before I could get stopped, I think my Max speed was around 45 on that trip.

 

[BigBlue1]

It wasn稚 tied down, I wasn稚 going very far and didn稚 bother to tie it down past setting the ebrake on the mower.

The truck has a pintle hitch stuffed in the receiver which I can稚 get out, I shot PB blaster in it for a week, hit it with a sledge, even wrapped a chain around a tree and lightly tugged on it, didn稚 budge, I can稚 see that it痴 welded in but idk. View attachment 532392

It痴 set on the highest bolt holes, I need to lower it to level the trailer.

That痴 a 54in, 24hp husqvarna mower with 272h I bought for $800, used it for 2 seasons, replaced all the idler pulleys on the deck, replaced the voltage regulator and bought two $35 set of blades, I had around $1000 in it and sold it yesterday for $1100.

When those hitches rust into the receiver it's like they welded themselves together. You could try a beefy slide hammer, but I'm thinking that if you already tried hooking it to a tree and hit it with a sledge that's probably not going to do any better. At least it could develop some shock/spike load that you maybe didn't do with the tree and in the right direction compared to the sledge. Just another idea.

Rob