I lost a chisel plow about like that off of a trailer once. We never did figure out how it got off.
I'd been to a consignment auction and bought a 3pt, six row cultivator and the chisel plow. We loaded the cultivator onto the trailer first and boomed it down. We then had them set the chisel plow on top of the cultivator. The way it sat down between the shanks, and frame to frame with the cultivator, I thought, "That thing can't go anywhere".
One of my wife's brothers was with me, and after about 50 miles we made a turn in a junction to go to his house. Somehow in the middle of the turn that chisel plow fell off the trailer and rolled over to the curb. Didn't even hurt it. We didn't try to reload it. I just pulled it home behind the pickup and came back for the trailer with the cultivator.
That was over 30 years ago, and to the day he died several years ago my BIL referred to that corner as the "chisel plow corner".
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