Trailer Boating

[Artzco]

Maybe it's the view, but that sure looks tight on that road.

 

[Glory]

That wouldn't fit on the ramp at the Club. And I doubt it's a 2" ball.

JM

 

[capttonyf]

That wouldn't fit on the ramp at the Club. And I doubt it's a 2" ball.

JM

Your right, no way that's a 2" Ball. It would have to be 2 5/16". Your average 1 Ton should be fine towing it I'm sure.

Tony

 

[oscarvan]

May need a permit for that. Note the temporary pavement.

 

[Milacron]

Wow...that is amazing. Would be fascinating to know the point A to point B info, plus the final bill !

I wonder what is the largest yacht that Hatteras ever trailered from their original Hight Point, NC plant to the coast ?

 

[Milacron]

Your right, no way that's a 2" Ball. It would have to be 2 5/16". Your average 1 Ton should be fine towing it I'm sure.

Tony

I towed up to 19,000 lbs via 2.3125" ball, 28 foot 8 wheel gooseneck and my 2007 Dodge 3500 diesel dually and could still go 80 mph most places.... but the pictured load looks a wee bit beyond that !

Imagine truck truck scale folks would have a field day with that one. Of course the reality is the pictured load probably didn't really go much distance...those pesky overpass bridges after all..

 

[Dan Mapes]

At least they had the rig for it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebS6cYNxals

 

[Milacron]

At least they had the rig for it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebS6cYNxals

That is hilarious.... *of course* it happened in Russia !

There seems to be more funny Russian vehicle related mishaps than anywhere else...also forklift mishaps, like one backing into a 30 foot tall x infinity long pallet rack of Vodka bottles causing a dominos style chain reaction and half the warehouse falling over.....but perhaps it just seems so as they are in love with security and dash cams over there. (which turned out to be helpful when that meteor hit Siberia a while back)