Hauling stuff on rear of RV

[BluStem]

How can you let someone know they are about to loose something on a 2 lane road? We seen this grill that looked like it was strapped on with ratchet straps slowly shifting position and couldn't think of a way to alert the driver as I didn't want to get to close. The road had lots of traffic going the other way with quite a few motorcycles. The driver was going like a BOOH when, Poof, it went, in a cloud of ash dust but it hung on while losing parts. I kept my distance in case it came loose and they dragged it about a 1 ½ miles when a guy in a pickup on a side road noticed it and chased them down and passed them on the right. I took the photo just as he was pulling over.

[Mr_Beebo]

To answer the OP's question, don't create more risk trying to get alongside the driver on roads like that. Flashing your brights and honking your horn are the best options in a situation like that. And keep a safe distance.

We were behind a Denali towing a 30' TT with 3 bikes strapped to the rear not long ago. They were bouncing up and down severely, and the brackets must have been taking a horrible beating. Just another reason to constantly maintain awareness when traveling.

[Medico]

Must be the redneck method of transporting the grill! Let's ask Jeff Foxworthy.

[Grandpere]

Is this the type of grill used to cook up road kill?:W

[BluStem]

At least his grill didn't hit my grill.

[BARRY2010]

Hey - at least the grill is HOT !!! Lol

[StaJs]

Never had steaks with skid marks on 'em.

I would stay back. Way back...

[therink]

Oops. Looks like he has a brake light out as well.

[gbopp]

Fortunately, no one was hurt.

It sounds like a good one but, it can't top the RVer who Drug His Truck for Several Miles while it was in gear/park and burnt a tire off.
After being advised of the situation, the RVer drove away, still dragging the tire.

[azrving]

Well, someone has to keep the youtube material flowing. 🙂