Couple wrecks trailer 20 minutes after buying it
Link Curious what the forum's opinion is on who should be liable. Seems to me like the dealer has some responsibility. -Eric
Forum Discussion
It's pretty clearly a used, hack-job repair. Not sure how much the difference in weight between 2x4s and what was there originally would be. Mine's 3/4" plywood so I'm thinking it might be negligible but I'm no expert.
She (the driver) said it was swaying and she lost control of it. Driver inexperience/error. No mention of whether she even had a brake controller that might have helped stop the sway if she knew how (probably didn't). Just someone learning the hard way.Scooped up their "new" camper with a front loader. Everybody lived, TV wasn't damaged. Could have been worse.
She (the driver) said it was swaying and she lost control of it. Driver inexperience/error. No mention of whether she even had a brake controller that might have helped stop the sway if she knew how (probably didn't). Just someone learning the hard way.Scooped up their "new" camper with a front loader. Everybody lived, TV wasn't damaged. Could have been worse.
