Funny Picture - Video Thread III

easy rider · Apr 21, 2018

BRD@66 · Apr 21, 2018

I didn't realize that I had this contribution til I saw previous pics. This is transportation of 12ft & 20 ft 4x4 steel posts. The right front tire was toast before this endeavor. The standoffs are 1 gallon laundry soap jugs. - It worked.

easy rider · Apr 21, 2018

BRD@66 said:
I didn't realize that I had this contribution til I saw previous pics. This is transportation of 12ft & 20 ft 4x4 steel posts. The right front tire was toast before this endeavor. The standoffs are 1 gallon laundry soap jugs. - It worked.
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You do know they rent trucks that can haul that?

sucker76 · Apr 21, 2018

easy rider said:
You do know they rent trucks that can haul that?

What's the fun in that?

easy rider · Apr 21, 2018

Just thinking it might be cheaper then a tire or a ticket.

ZX9RCAM · Apr 21, 2018

easy rider said:
Just thinking it might be cheaper then a tire or a ticket.

Where's your sense of adventure?

nlam01 · Apr 21, 2018

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sdismukes · Apr 21, 2018

BRD@66 said:
I didn't realize that I had this contribution til I saw previous pics. This is transportation of 12ft & 20 ft 4x4 steel posts. The right front tire was toast before this endeavor. The standoffs are 1 gallon laundry soap jugs. - It worked.
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Not hauling stuff quite that heavy, but when I had my Ranger, it had sideview mirrors on triangular supports - looked like the number 7 attached to the side of the door. I would put the 10' or 12' wood stock (generally casing or baseboard - back when baseboard was maybe 3" high - between the mirror and passenger door, then tie the back end up into a bundle, and tie that to the edge of the back of the load bed. Worked great. Also helps I only had 6-8 sticks altogether.

Texasgordo · Apr 21, 2018