lanerd wrote:
Second Chance wrote:
It's interesting that nobody has mentioned the fact that the trailer wheels are back near the crown of the road, the TV's rear wheels are in the gutter, and the TV's front wheels are up the incline into the parking lot or next lane. This will exaggerate any angle at the hitch. The rig does seem to be hitch-heavy, but not as severely as perception might indicate.
Rob
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Exactly. Much to do about nothing.:R
Ron
That's a factor here yes, but the front fenders are clearly raised far too high. He has very little steering control left. That's not caused by a small dip in the road unless the OP caught the shot in a hard bounce. But it doesn't appear like he's moving very fast.
