Re: Lets tell some stories about loading / unload

Posted by Skycarp on May 11, 2007 at 20:29:03 from (206.81.147.17):

In Reply to: Lets tell some stories about loading / unloading posted by Chances R on May 11, 2007 at 07:12:45:

A friend of mine bought a new camp trailer. It was maybe 18
feet long, the kind you would take to deer camp and two of you
live in it for a week. This was his first experience with a trailer
and he and his wife were real proud of it.

They lived in a subdivision called Highland Estates, like real hilly
country! He had parked the trailer at the side of the road just off
his property. There was a slight slope in the road at this
location. The front of the trailer was up hill, but the weight of
the trailer was on the tongue so no problem.

The problem came when his wife wanted to show it off to her
friends. All three of them (large women) went into the trailer
and went to the back and sat down at the kitchen table. That
shifted the weight off the tongue, to the rear of the trailer. The
front of the trailer came off its blocks and away the trailer went,
tongue in the air, down the slope, across a berm at the end of
the road and into a brush field. The ladies were thrashing
around in the back of the trailer, and squealing throughout the
wild ride to the bottom of the hill.

Thank goodness no injuries but lots of skin damage to the “new”
trailer. We laugh about that incident at least once a year.

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