Poor fella
 

Stopped after seeing this guy on the side of the road just before the 182 overpass on Hwy 90, the best road in the whole south. right lane is really bumpy and the boat came off the hitch, broke the safety cables, passed him up and ended up here. No one was hurt, he had the boat for a week and just came from his insurance office so at least he was insured. Not much damage to the boat, just a ding on the keel from the winch tower. As for the trailer, the tongue was buried so we couldn't see what caused it to come unhitched.

Be careful out there folks.

Ouch

I bet his nuts were in his stomach on that. I hope you gave him a hug, cause he could have used it!

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T TOP

Ouch W...

But that's funny none the less.

dang, what safety check can you do to prevent something like that?

Dont let the owner of the T TOP hook the boat up:D


Million bucks he never put the latch down

Hahaha..

Or it wasn't all the way down on the ball.....check it twice!!

Check the hitch twice...and then check it again......LOL

I passed y'all up too I would of stopped but it looked like y'all had it handled atleast he didn't lose it on that bridge!

Nice skeeter tho!

I always put a pin through the hole in the hitch for that reason... Also why I drive in the left lane on most of 90

Thats 5 minutes from my house. I see that sign every day. They just repaved 4 miles of 90 right behind the overpass he just crossed.

No safety chains?

By the looks of his pickemup, doubt he hooked up right... Just judging

Dude be like ; they said on SaltyCajun the weirs are fire hook the boat and let's go!!!!!

Pinte
 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/63016-Tow-Re...8f35b8&vxp=mtr

PINTLE HITCH ......my buddy put this hookup on after his Dad didn't get the trailer on the ball right...once the trailer dropped off and the two spares(mounted on the trailer ) hit the pavement they blew out and the safety chains broke....his boat took a 10 ft section of guard rail into the hull...

I didn't think those were legal for highways.

I put a lock through every trailer I pull. It's not because I think someone will steal it, its so I know that its attached properly. Call it a control, I guess. Too many years of working in the plants! LOL!