Crashed trailer

Lwiddis wrote:
Hopefully everyone was ok.

That's sad, the most important thing that they'er fine.

azdryheat wrote:

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. ??

I live out west and must be a real fool to tow in the winds.:h

If warnings were posted then yes.

boy I hate it when that happens.

This looks like what I saw about a month ago just north of Indianapolis. The transporter was unhooked. Coming back the transporter was gone but the trailer was still there.

Grit dog wrote:
Someone at the mfg forget to put the other 84 screws from the house to the frame?

Don't laugh....when we got our Terry, it had solid pocket doors that closed off the front bedroom. Because of the way that the doors closed to the wall, we noticed that the curbside wall was bowing out. Dealer got a hold of Fleetwood and they said send it back for repairs. I asked what the issue was and they basically told me this...

I hope the fridge is off, doesn’t look too level.

I thought it was worth a look because of the lack of the usual debris field and the way the body did not explode.

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. ??

I live out west and must be a real fool to tow in the winds.:h

Grit dog wrote:

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.

Ahhh I can't argue with that logic.....we'll head out on a calm day or maybe a tail wind.

Lippert hitch failure.....