Tom N wrote:
Kayteg1 wrote:
There is thin line somewhere in it and I would bet moderators are calling forum lawyers as we speak ;)
When there is nothing wrong taking a picture of poorly chosen bar, once you catch a coach on the picture or God forbid licence plate, that is whole new game.
Kayteg1 wrote:
You are opening whole can of worms here as law differ from state to state.
In California any trailer above 1500lb has to have brakes and break-away system. Few years back I was shopping around for equipment hauler in Nebraska and was offered brand new 7000 lb trailer with no brakes.
Chains are another story. Even trailers with heavier chains, have U-hooks on the end, who will straight up on any drop (ask me how do I know).
Bottom line, you have the right to your concerns, but bashing somebody on the internet for something you are not allow to judge can bring some legal consequences and is brushing the ethics.
I think with real concern, you should point the set to an officer.
OH48Lt wrote:
Easy way to get that boat off the top of the Jeep is to drive the Jeep off the trailer, unhook the straps holding the boat, back the Jeep down the boat launching ramp until the boat floats off. Drive back up. Free Jeep wash too.
Roll the windows up first.
Tom N wrote:
scrubjaysnest wrote:
I guess "Murphy" never gets some folks. If I tried that, "Murphy" would break it leaving the drive way.
