I'll get it started with one from my drone.

@Kivalo, were you out and about this weekend???

wtf kind of force did that take .unreal 

18 minutes ago, Ez ryder said:

wtf kind of force did that take .unreal 

Someone had to stop hard and didn't have the back of their boat strapped down. 

29 minutes ago, irv said:

Someone had to stop hard and didn't have the back of their boat strapped down. 

still some serious force there that has to be a 6klb boat and  not a,roller trailer a bunk . did not think it could break that hard 

1 hour ago, Ez ryder said:

wtf kind of force did that take .unreal 

Just barely enough. 😏  It didn't even slide down the road.

I do have to admit I'm surprised the truck had enough stopping power.  It takes a pretty good jerk to break them loose from dry bunks sometimes.  I do watch when I see boats bobbing along on the trailer with the front strap loose.  That is pretty much a disaster waiting for the next unintended event.  Entertainment is just waiting to happen.

1 hour ago, Ez ryder said:

still some serious force there that has to be a 6klb boat and  not a,roller trailer a bunk . did not think it could break that hard 

 

44 minutes ago, favoritos said:

Just barely enough. 😏  It didn't even slide down the road.

I do have to admit I'm surprised the truck had enough stopping power.  It takes a pretty good jerk to break them loose from dry bunks sometimes.  I do watch when I see boats bobbing along on the trailer with the front strap loose.  That is pretty much a disaster waiting for the next unintended event.  Entertainment is just waiting to happen.

I agree, but look at the angle on the trailer without any weight on it. I can almost guarantee that the rear of the truck was sagging pretty good with that boat back there. Put that and likely still wet bunks in the mix, and you get the end result without any straps holding it down. Live and learn the hard way. 

But why????

Looks like the prop grabbed the back of the cab and kept it from going down the road?

5 hours ago, Skidooski said:

But why????

Awesome!

Neal

Poor @Polaris 550 and his puny Poulan Wild Thang! are no match for my new Husky 555.

 

SMH my little Poulan Wild Thing would slice through that like butter.

7 minutes ago, Angry ginger said:

SMH my little Poulan Wild Thing would slice through that like butter.

Why would you be cutting trees anyways, getting some sawdust and woodchips for your super food salads?

50 minutes ago, GGNHL said:

Poor @Polaris 550 and his puny Poulan Wild Thang! are no match for my new Husky 555.

 

Even has pro chain on it, holler if you need some chains.. 

 

Nice saw

6 minutes ago, Rigid1 said:

Even has pro chain on it, holler if you need some chains.. 

 

Nice saw

10 4, will do.

Figured cutting 3 or 4 cord of firewood a year, maintaining my 28 acres, doing snowmobile trails, etc might as well spring for a decent saw. 

22 minutes ago, GGNHL said:

10 4, will do.

Figured cutting 3 or 4 cord of firewood a year, maintaining my 28 acres, doing snowmobile trails, etc might as well spring for a decent saw. 

will be perfect for that

44 minutes ago, GGNHL said:

Why would you be cutting trees anyways, getting some sawdust and woodchips for your super food salads?

bought it because I went to camp one night and the trees were down across the drive,  ran to Walmart and bought the only saw they had.  prob had it 15 years now and have cut a bunch of trees with it between trail work and around the house.  

Last week we weighed one of the big guys. I've worked in the business for a long time and the numbers still amaze me. B777 weighs approximately 380,000lbs empty. No fuel, cargo or passengers.

 

Edited July 26, 20186 yr by 2strokemerc

2 minutes ago, 2strokemerc said:

Last week we weighed one of the big guys. I've worked in the business for a long time and the numbers still amaze me. B777 weighs approximately 380,000lbs empty. No fuel, cargo or passengers.

 

 

Opposite side of the lake is Canukistan.

Lake I grew up on.