Yesterday, I saw someone very carefully reverse an SUV down the ramp to their boat. Unfortunately they had forgotten the trailer! Had to go back up to the parking lot to get it.
It may have been one of those new ones being developed by the National Security Agency. Invisible. But it only works with invisible boats. If you can see the boat, it won't load.
The driver was probably told "Go get the truck", so they unhooked the trailer first??
Maybe they had just taken a preparedness class, so a dry run was scheduled to be prepared for the real deal.
I used to work for a company that had trailers behind 15 passenger vans, one lady would pull into a normal parking place with the trailer sticking out in the roadway and passengers in the van
I used to work for a company that had trailers behind 15 passenger vans, one lady would pull into a normal parking place with the trailer sticking out in the roadway and passengers in the van
LOL!!! I did that once. I had a small (well 10 ft) utility trailer (empty) behind the truck and I forgot it was there. I pulled into a parking space, (luckily I had to walk behind the truck to go into the store) and was shocked that I was so stupid, as to forget I was hauling a trailer. It was sticking out, blocking the route to the exit. Needless to say I got back into the truck and found a different space.
Maybe I'm confused but why would anyone drop the trailer while out on the water? Unless in the middle of the day they sent someone to the store and they didnt want to pull an empty trailer?
Maybe I'm confused but why would anyone drop the trailer while out on the water? Unless in the middle of the day they sent someone to the store and they didnt want to pull an empty trailer?
