Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[Industrial Toys]

My Lady friends neighbor had one of those junky things , right in view of my friends kitchen window. Wind thankfully did away with it too.

 

[ultrarunner]

Here's a screenshot of it.

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Well Done and thank you!

 

[California]

Hauling something wrong? Should have taken the dog with you when you went out to shop!

 

[duramaxsky]

Hauling something wrong? Should have taken the dog with you when you went out to shop!

I am not sure if it's a bad *** dog or a low quality door. If it was mine I'd be glad to know how poor the security was where I was sleeping. But then he had a bad *** dog so I guess he was safe.

 

[Industrial Toys]

My friends had a hyper active husky dog that ate the inside of their new car,

 

[aczlan]

Saw this story on another forum: 'A huge safety risk': Driver with unsecured load gets 13 traffic violations | CTV News

Impressive to say the least.

Aaron Z

 

[Jstpssng]

I don't know what I would use it for, but I would not sell it to a recycling center. 15' aluminum post would have more value to me as a post than what I would get for it as scrap.

You'd be amazed at what people would steal when the price of scrap was up. Somebody tried to steal the radiator from one of our contractor's wood chipper. They probably would have gotten a couple of hundred bucks for it at the scrap yard. It would have cost him $28000 to replace it, plus the labor for his mechanics to install it.
Not accounting for the damage they would have done had they been able to rip it out of the machine with a chain, as they were trying to do.

 

[4570Man]

You'd be amazed at what people would steal when the price of scrap was up. Somebody tried to steal the radiator from one of our contractor's wood chipper. They probably would have gotten a couple of hundred bucks for it at the scrap yard. It would have cost him $28000 to replace it, plus the labor for his mechanics to install it.
Not accounting for the damage they would have done had they been able to rip it out of the machine with a chain, as they were trying to do.

A couple hundred bucks for a radiator? More like $20 maybe.

 

[Jstpssng]

A couple hundred bucks for a radiator? More like $20 maybe.

I think 28K for a new one might be a bit high, it's been a few years yet I believe that's what he said.

 

[groundcover]

Saw this story on another forum: 'A huge safety risk': Driver with unsecured load gets 13 traffic violations | CTV News
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Impressive to say the least.

Aaron Z

That guy should have made two trips , just like I tell the mrs when she is trying to move a large load ! :laughing: