oversized 60ft +towing a car

They must have put something in everyone's wine glass tonight!

hershey wrote:
OK, how high is up?

Up is about four henweigh.

enblethen wrote:
60 feet plus a car?
That would make you illegal in many states just driving down the road.
What is your total length?

I'd agree. 60' plus the tow bar plus the toad could easily exceed 75 feet, the max in some states.

We may not get an answer from the OP.

OK, how high is up?

ol Bombero-JC wrote:

D & M wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:
About the same as an average length of rope.......

What is the diameter of the rope? Average length of rope is based on a calculation using the average diameter.

Does that apply to twine also?..:@

You can use the same rope formula above, but remember that you will need to convert the answers to millimeters to get the correct length of twine

Get a Woodall's guide and look for "Big Rigs Welcome".

D & M wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:
About the same as an average length of rope.......

What is the diameter of the rope? Average length of rope is based on a calculation using the average diameter.

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Does that apply to twine also?..:@

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D & M wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:
About the same as an average length of rope.......

What is the diameter of the rope? Average length of rope is based on a calculation using the average diameter.

Love it!

Another interesting issue that comes up measuring length is the size of the measuring instrument. To some degree, the smaller the instrument, the greater the length.

For example, measure a coast line using a satellite with perhaps 10 meter per pixel resolution, and then the same coast using an airplane with 50 centimeters per pixel you'll get two lengths that are quite different.

Old-Biscuit wrote:
About the same as an average length of rope.......

What is the diameter of the rope? Average length of rope is based on a calculation using the average diameter.