I was in Sioux Falls SD this weekend at the "BIG BOY TOY SHOW" and they where there pedeling those dumb things. I have seen them before and if memory serves me corectly they are based out of Sioux Falls. Every time we walked past there booth I had to walk on the oposite side of the isle so that I wasent tempted to stop and curse at them. You may think Im exagerating but Im not. My wife and a budie of mine can vouch for how irritated I was every time I got near them. My buddie laphed(sp) and said he should get one of them so he can tow my toy hauler(well over 1200 lbs toung wt) with his Diesel Liberty.

 

Has anyone thought of another use for those little wheels? Looks like a good set of wheely bars.

 

Great ideas guys. What about a one ton with extra weight at the rear of the bed that has brakes to stop with and just wants to keep it level?
Tree DR

 

Bags... $250 Look much > much > much > much nicer... Sorry... I just can't get over having training wheels on a truck...


Helper springs $75 ............................

Airbags $250 ........................

Used Trailer $500 .....................................

Making fun of the guy that paid over $600 to put training wheels on his truck.......................................... Pricless!

 

You know, I think there is another contraption that does something similar.....

































...oh yeah, it's called a TRAILER!!!

 

Those guys give Yankee Ingenuity a bad name!

... for that matter, they can't hold a candle to RedNeck Engineers, either.

 

And the best part, the trailer will follow behind the truck instead of swinging out to the side when you turn. That's just asking to hit something.

 

Designed for those that cannot back a trailer?

 

If they can't back a trailer, I'd hate to see them in any close area when the back of that platform starts swinging around.

 

hahah to me its kind of like drivign with your lift gate down on a semi trailer

 

So there not made for any real use then just for people who can't drive. Training wheels.
Tree DR

 

http://http://www.hitch-buddy.com/default.aspx

Turn your tow vehicle into a virtual semi!
4,000 lb pin weight rating (Tow Buddy)
23,000 lb pulling weight rating (Tow Buddy)

 

now that looks like something usefull

 

Hard to see $7000 bucks there !

 

Are you serious...$7k for that!?!?

Heck, I'll sell you my 1st gen for almost the same price. It can haul just as much and even comes with it's own engine!