Got me a tractor Reply #1 – March 21, 2008, 09:40:22 PM Welcome to five years ago.Lawlzerz. Quote Selected
Got me a tractor Reply #2 – March 21, 2008, 10:14:06 PM Yeah seen that one, up there with the big 70s lincoln mark with a window air conditioner out the side and a generator on the trunk. Quote Selected
Got me a tractor Reply #3 – March 21, 2008, 10:26:00 PM I go to home depot almost every day, see crazy things like that all the time.just the other day, I saw a car with a 10' pole hanging out of the passenger side window. sideways out the window.saw another about a week before that with plywood on a car roof covering almost all the windshield. tied with a single piece of twine.and the sad part is, there's a cop sitting in the parking lot watching these people drive away like that Quote Selected
Got me a tractor Reply #4 – March 21, 2008, 10:54:16 PM I can't remember for sure, but it was atleast a couple years ago.....I saw a 70's-ish Olds delta 88 with trunk lid open and a 30 foot or so 5th wheel RV camper trailer mounted inside the trunk. Darndest thing I ever seen on the highway. Quote Selected
Got me a tractor Reply #5 – March 22, 2008, 01:08:51 PM That picture never gets old. Last year I saw a group of guys trying to load a tractor into the bed of a Ranger. First off, the deck was too wide to fit in the bed. Second off, the ramps were so short they had at least a 40* angle to battle. Quote Selected
Got me a tractor Reply #7 – March 22, 2008, 03:48:10 PM LOL I love any stupid picsHere are more classics for those who have never seen them.Just killing a little time until Easter dinner. Can't do much till I get my SFC's and Chuck's frame braces. there coming anytime now.BTW. I hope everyone has a great Easter Quote Selected
Got me a tractor Reply #9 – March 22, 2008, 06:05:15 PM Quote from: Romeo2k;210341Don't forget this one:I still say done right that concept would be really cool. Done right, that is...I've never strapped a tractor to a Cougar, but I did bring one home on a trailer missing a wheel :hick: Two years ago I bought a brand-new lawn tractor and was bringing it home on my utility trailer (towing behind the T-Bird). About 20 miles from home one of the wheels was swallowed up by a huge pothole and the tire blew. I had no spare and it was raining hard as hell out thanks to a tropical storm, and I was not about to leave a brand new tractor I'd just paid $1600 for on the side of the road, so I continued merrily on my way. After less than a mile I lost the tire, and the rim disintegrated a few miles after that. By the time I got it home there was nothing left except half a hub (it wore flat after it stopped spinning) and the U-bolts on the spring were worn almost completely off. You should have seen the looks I was getting as I dragged it through the small village of Kennetcook, past the grocery store, gas station, bank, and hardware store Made it home though :D And the T-Bird's 5.0 had no problem dragging the pegleg trailer.The only thing that made it possible was the rain - I'm sure that had it been dry there would have been a shower of sparks behind me that would have eventually caught the trailer's wooden deck on fire (and probably the woods, too)... Quote Selected
Got me a tractor Reply #10 – March 22, 2008, 06:18:39 PM Quote from: daminc;210345LOL I love any stupid picsHere are more classics for those who have never seen them.Just killing a little time until Easter dinner. Can't do much till I get my SFC's and Chuck's frame braces. there coming anytime now.BTW. I hope everyone has a great EasterI don't know why that pic didn't show up when I first looked at this thread, but a guy I know did one even worse last weekend changing the oil in his Saturn. I pulled into his driveway to see how his trip went (He'd just driven said Saturn from Nova Scotia through to California, then across to Florida, then back to NS - he left Dec 1 and just came back last weekend). He had a cinder block lying on the ground, a two-by-four lying against it, and the Saturn driven halfway up the two-by-four (the weight of the car was on the wood, not even on the cinder block - and the cinder block was lying on its side in the non-weight-carrying orientation). I didn't take a pic but the setup was like this: Quote Selected