retired trucker
is Blowin Smoke!
Sounds like you gave a lot of thought in your design! I like it!
GO AGGIES!!
Omar
GO AGGIES!!
Omar
:jaw:who lost the last one I built him while driving down I10 in Houston, apparently the strap he was using was questionable and his choice of placement on the trailer wasn’t the best, anyhow it ended up bouncing off the trailer at 80MPH.
I know it has been a while since I have updated this build but it is coming soon, I had to stop work on this one to build an Insulated offset for a buddy of mine who lost the last one I built him while driving down I10 in Houston, apparently the strap he was using was questionable and his choice of placement on the trailer wasn’t the best, anyhow it ended up bouncing off the trailer at 80MPH. So with that behind me I am back to work on mine, and I have decided that after I get it finished I want to sell it, so I can build an insulated version of it like the one I just finished.
LOL! Having lived in the Houston area for several years I can tell you that the people who drive down there (in the greater Houston are) on a regular basis are used to CRAZY driving conditions. I wouldn't be surprised if there's a question on their driving test about how many car lengths to allow between their vehicle and tumbling BBQ pits!:biggrin1::jaw:
Damn! I hope no one was hurt! I hope you welded some nice tie-towns on his new one and included some ratchet straps!
:jaw:
Damn! I hope no one was hurt! I hope you welded some nice tie-towns on his new one and included some ratchet straps!
LOL! Having lived in the Houston area for several years I can tell you that the people who drive down there (in the greater Houston are) on a regular basis are used to CRAZY driving conditions. I wouldn't be surprised if there's a question on their driving test about how many car lengths to allow between their vehicle and tumbling BBQ pits!:biggrin1: