OK, cut the tree down and loaded it....

[moondoggy]

ready to go!


(from the local paper.. hope its no one here)

 

[dj2cohen]

Now that would really suck :cheese: :-S :bug: :down: :sick: :shut: >:-( :exclaim:

 

[backpack09]

Depends how you look at it... it could mean the owner can finally step up to a real truck

 

[begreen]

Gee, I always wanted a flatbed...

 

[billb3]

I probably shouldn't admit it, but I had a sailboat witha tree that size across the afterdeck.
I didn't do the cutting and I should have insisted on a prevent line, but, it really shouldn't have fallen that way.
About the same amount of penetration.

Fiberglass is a bit tougher than I thought, but not tough enough.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Maybe let's try a different way the next time!

 

[BrotherBart]

"In an attempt to gain better traction on ice and snow..."

 

[moondoggy]

i would want to try driving w/it.
jsut cut anything imbedded inthe grd and go

 

[SPED]

Must not have the "magical" bed bolts like the F150s do in the commercials ;-)

 

[adrpga498]

He figured if he loaded east west he wouldn't have to open the back window for NS

 

[jpl1nh]

I always cut to length before loading.

 

[paulie]

he'll never pull that off with a ford !

 

[johnsopi]

That's Ford tough. Is the tire popped?if not it might be fine.

 

[drewmo]

Perhaps that round is cut to size. If so, what stove is he using?

 

[eernest4]

Depends how you look at it... it could mean the owner can finally step up to a real truck

I have just one question: Is that a chevy S10 or a ford ranger???

 

[steam man]

I'd like to see the stove that goes into.

 

[RedRanger]

Looks a tad to heavy for my Mazda B2200