Whats a wagon for??? :)

Ian knows my hot buttons. Over governance is one.

 

Hey Normy having troubles with your buttons, there is help

http://www.5min.com/Video/Belly-Button-Makeover-114223036

 

Puts a whole new meaning to navel officer!

Navel jelly is used to get rust off ships. Oops Naval Jelly. Think of CLR on steroids!

Nope mine is perfectly formed thanks. It's the others that get my shirt in a knot!

 

I love how off topic this got. lol

 

Short attention span is a prerequisite for this forumit's working for me

 

Well.....I love that pic, J-Mac!
Wait. Was that in this thread??

 

Here's a bigger one to HOPEFULLY (lol) get it back on track.

 

JMac...I couldn't help noticing your wagon is sittin' much better with tongue-weight in this picture. If you remember to balance the load-car properly, you can keep the strain on your car to a minimum. I've seen alot of guys that think you have to pull the car all the way forward and, in doing so, they end up with the front-wheels of the tow-car hangin' in the breeze.

With the load-car balanced correctly over the trailer axles, the tongue of the trailer should feel like about 100-150#'s to lift off of the ball. Any heavier, and you risk unloading the front axle of the tow-car (which does most of the braking, and all of the steering). Much lighter, and the trailer will "dance" as you gain speed, because the trailer is trying to "bump-draft" the tow-car, rather than following it.

One of my favorite tricks for tow-trailers is laying "E-track" down each wheel-bed (like you see on the sides of delivery trucks), which allows you use movable chocks for the front tires (helps to prevent "rocking" in the straps), and also allows you to use "no-touch" saddle-straps over the tires for high-value vehicles. I'll see if I can find some links for this stuff...

 

Be glad I wasn't here it would have jumped the rails on the first page...

 

and you guys thought i was bad...let introduce you to the master-hijacker!!! good to see ya cliff!

he is one of the only people here to have hi-jacked his OWN thread twice on the same page!

 

Hello, how you been? Sorry I have not been on much.

 

yeah, been busy ...Delaney is getting ready to walk! not to mention she turns a year old Oct 13! so im about to get busy too!

 

We trained you well, grasshopper!.

Yep, the master of sedgeway chatter. Good you popped in Cliff. Fannie was starting to cut her hi-jack teeth yesterday, and almost did a NORM hi-jack. I told her she had to meet you.

 

AWWWWWWW Y'all going to make me blush.