Posted by glennster on February 28, 2010 at 13:53:24 from (99.90.9.153):
so kruser and i got ta talking over some barley pops and decided to show ya the right way to load tires and put er to rest once and for all!!!! billonthe farm was absent from this super secret mens club excursion, so he's on double secret probation. wrigley is excluded
step one pick up tire. you can do it by hand, but a wrecker is a lot handier
step two
put tires on trailer. kruser is on right, smilin john our assistant is on the left
step three.
lay tires flat on trailer. jump up and down on them to be sure they stick good, so you dont need to strap em down. i'm on the left. i think them tires make my butt look fat.
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