Hauling a load

[oksportsman]

Maybe @swampratt. If not they are doing a great imitation.

 

[Rez Exelon]

100% chance he patted the load, gave the strap a tug and said "that ain't going no where" before driving. Which means it's 100% safe and street legal.

 

[Timmy59]

They said California the place to be, so they loaded up the family and moved to Beverly.

 

[BobbyV]

Reminds me of this one . . .

 

[John6185]

Reminds me of the guy with a nice and fairly new pickup that tied rebar to the side and his mirror. I don't care what it is, fence rails or rebar-I'm driving over it and tie it to the frame with wire and then hit the road. No damage to the vehicle at all! Of course, I couldn't do that with 4X8 panels...

 

[swampratt]

4x8 panels will fit in the hatch back of a 1982 Mustang.
Yea hang out a little like a foot or so.
I hauled 13 of them at 3/4" thick.
I miss that work "Horse"

 

[retrieverman]

Reminds me of the guy with a nice and fairly new pickup that tied rebar to the side and his mirror. I don't care what it is, fence rails or rebar-I'm driving over it and tie it to the frame with wire and then hit the road. No damage to the vehicle at all! Of course, I couldn't do that with 4X8 panels...

Wait a minute…you tie stuff to the undercarriage of your truck?!?

 

[BobbyV]

I hauled way too much quikcrete on my single axle 8x12 ft trailer several years ago. I have no clue how that thing made it to 7-8 miles back to the house without snapping the axle or losing a tire.

It was squatting pretty bad.

Totally got lucky I guess.

 

[trekrok]

4x8 panels will fit in the hatch back of a 1982 Mustang.
Yea hang out a little like a foot or so.
I hauled 13 of them at 3/4" thick.
I miss that work "Horse"

Plus it's a nifty guillotine if you get rear ended, lol.

 

[swampratt]

They are actually pointing down at the rear of the front seats because the back seats folded down.
Would have skinned my hiney though if I was rearended.