Crashed trailer

“Daddy, the top came off!”

“No s***!”

:):)

Looks like a snow job to me.

Strange how the box came completely off the chassis, mostly in one piece. Someone at the mfg forget to put the other 84 screws from the house to the frame?

Almost like it skidded jack knifed, came to a sudden stop like it sits and the box slid off and tipped over. Probably unhooked the tow rig still rubber side down.
Bad day for someone, but it looks like they probably made it out of the deal ok if the trailer is not tipped over.
Trailer tongue/hitch doesn't look mangled up either. I think the only thing that tipped was the house falling off. Warranty work? lol

kellem wrote:
Sad to look at.
The wife and I were headed out west next year but rethinking because of the winds.

I'm a man of great empathy.....unless they were towing with a half ton. ??

That's a heck of a reason to not go exploring... Yes it gets windy, but I'd hazard a guess at equal chances of some sort of incident wherever you drive.

Looks to be a triple axle trailer was used to move a tandem axle fifth wheel. I can’t make out what the stuff in the front is.

Clearly not enough truck and they were speeding, the tires were probably undersized too.

Did I jump to enough conclusions here?

Odd that it was left there. Have to wonder why it wasn't towed away after the wreck...

So the body is completely off the floor, the wheels remain firmly planted on the ground, no furniture, debris, groceries, clothes, bed, bedding or anything strewn about. This is a red herring.

Sad to look at.
The wife and I were headed out west next year but rethinking because of the winds.

I'm a man of great empathy.....unless they were towing with a half ton. ??

Looks to be a flatbed already to use. How?

Is that one if those split floorplans?;)