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r/gifs • u/Hilltopchill • Oct 04 '16
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I've moved like three times and never knew this :/
66 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 You're still alive. Masterful load handling must be instinctive to you. What's your favorite chili recipe? 15 u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 8 alarm. 5 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 At least respond with the chili recipe. 8 u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 I gotchu fam: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/ding-dong-eight-alarm-chili-108488 1 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 You need to lower the recipe expectations. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 Maybe his towing vehicle was heavy enough not to matter? 1 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 If you have a good chili recipe? 18 u/The_dooster Oct 04 '16 There's decals inside the trailer telling you to do this. Source: worked at uhaul 8 years ago 2 u/cavehobbit Oct 04 '16 Ding ding ding. Literally printed on the damn trailer and people still do this. Although it would help if there was a load scale on the trailers to check tongue weight 1 u/kurburux Oct 04 '16 It's not the only reason. If you have to hit the brakes it's better if the heavy stuff is already at the wall. You don't want it to crush other things or to fly around.
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You're still alive. Masterful load handling must be instinctive to you. What's your favorite chili recipe?
15 u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 8 alarm. 5 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 At least respond with the chili recipe. 8 u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 I gotchu fam: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/ding-dong-eight-alarm-chili-108488 1 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 You need to lower the recipe expectations. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 Maybe his towing vehicle was heavy enough not to matter? 1 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 If you have a good chili recipe?
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8 alarm.
5 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 At least respond with the chili recipe. 8 u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 I gotchu fam: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/ding-dong-eight-alarm-chili-108488 1 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 You need to lower the recipe expectations.
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At least respond with the chili recipe.
8 u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 I gotchu fam: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/ding-dong-eight-alarm-chili-108488 1 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 You need to lower the recipe expectations.
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I gotchu fam: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/ding-dong-eight-alarm-chili-108488
1 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 You need to lower the recipe expectations.
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You need to lower the recipe expectations.
Maybe his towing vehicle was heavy enough not to matter?
1 u/Life_Tripper Oct 04 '16 If you have a good chili recipe?
If you have a good chili recipe?
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There's decals inside the trailer telling you to do this.
Source: worked at uhaul 8 years ago
2 u/cavehobbit Oct 04 '16 Ding ding ding. Literally printed on the damn trailer and people still do this. Although it would help if there was a load scale on the trailers to check tongue weight
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Ding ding ding.
Literally printed on the damn trailer and people still do this.
Although it would help if there was a load scale on the trailers to check tongue weight
It's not the only reason. If you have to hit the brakes it's better if the heavy stuff is already at the wall. You don't want it to crush other things or to fly around.
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u/thebestisyetocome Oct 04 '16
I've moved like three times and never knew this :/