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Re: Trailers


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Posted by Allan in NE on June 02, 2004 at 06:15:33 from (148.63.132.164):

In Reply to: Trailers posted by Loren-MN on June 01, 2004 at 18:53:53:

Loren,

She misunderstood the friend's advice. It's not about capacities or legal requirements, it's all about being kewl.

We’ve gotta have that dually with it's accompanying back breaking monthly payment, a rope and rifle in the rear window, and of course, let's not forget the minimum of 2 bales of 2nd year grass hay up on top blowin' in the wind.

Horses are simply not required. Just drag the trailer around and obstruct traffic flow. While shopping or doing business in small towns, this trailer & pickup must be parked in the middle of the street. This is kewl. This is how it is done.

In a few years, she must graduate into the travel-trailer league. These types of trailers must be tugged up and down the hi way by the tallest Duramax, Cummins, or Powerstroke conceivable.

The little pop-up camping trailers will not do; they are just too easy for the day-to-day traffic to see around. These outfits must hinder all traffic in all directions, be parked 50 weeks out the year and the remaining two weeks be pulled from end to end of this continent burning as much fuel as is possible.

These trailers shall be parked at the Wal-Mart parking lot at night during this towing process and all sewage incurred shall be dumped along a local county road, no further than 1 mile from any given thoroughfare.

Also, the friend should have advised her that if more than 10% of her income is from ag related endeavors, she and her husband must own at least one front wheel drive assist tractor.

This is the 'monkey see, monkey do' effect in it's everyday application. It is the American way.

Well, yes of course, she needs that dually!!

Just a havin’ fun with ya, :>)

Allan



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