Trailer overloaded, you think??

[studor]

I think the only way they would have made it home slowly would have been to leave it on the loader

 

[MODiesel]

Someone else on that thread made a good point, though: how the heck did he think he was going to get it off the trailer and manhandle it once he got it home?

 

[wedge40]

Someone else on that thread made a good point, though: how the heck did he think he was going to get it off the trailer and manhandle it once he got it home?

That parts easy. He was going to come back and pick up the loader. With the same trailer of course.

Wedge

 

[Bedlam]

good one,,,, WEDGE

 

[2manyrocks]

What was the loader operator thinking? Was the loader operator the same guy as the guy driving the truck?

 

[Builder]

What was the loader operator thinking? Was the loader operator the same guy as the guy driving the truck?

No the loader operator is the guy the truck driver owes money to.

 

[wedge40]

What was the loader operator thinking? Was the loader operator the same guy as the guy driving the truck?

The loader operator was the young kid who knew which controls did what on the loader. Probably had no clue how heavy a piece of wood that size would weigh. The other two guys look old enough to know better. But I'm guessing with the all the laws to circumvent darwinisum they may have slipped through the cracks.

Wedge

 

[chad22]

Those pics are great. I wonder if my dad's little 5x8 Mesh trailer from HomeDepot Will hold that log? Think I should try?

And I'll also try and pull it with my Sears GT 16 Garden Tractor and see if my hitch holds up. lol

That'll be a great pic. xd

Chad

 

[lockhaven]

should have bought a ford

 

[buckeyefarmer]

should have bought a ford

Yep, he could have wasted a cheaper truck. lol