Can you say OOPS!

[Will Wood]

No "Thats some big wood?" yet?

[pbzmag]

Imagine the size of the bon fire after splitting that thing up!

[skife]

wow, i'm a member of that forum, i havn't been online in a few days, cool.

[teufelhunden]

Start cutting, or same way they got it on.......

you have a chainsaw that's at least as long as the radius of that tree? or a massive forklift (which is how they got it in)?

[dj89]

you have a chainsaw that's at least as long as the radius of that tree? or a massive forklift (which is how they got it in)?

You dont have to have a saw as big as the tree to cut it up.... i have a 385xp with 20in bar and full skip chain it would be able to cut that up.... and thats just a front end loader loader(or payloader) with forks on it.......

[Will Wood]

Did this happen near NJ? I think I know the guy in the construction hat ...

[Spider-TW]

Looks like the frame is bent / broken now too. See the change in angles right behind the cab ... and its a weak point when overloading these things that extremely.

/Drive a Chevy 1500, not a knock.

Probably could have gotten away with it if you had put the weight back behind the axles (or better yet directly over the axles) of the trailer.

How 'bout them tires though?

[Lohman446]

How 'bout them tires though?

I was actually surprised at how well the tires on the truck were doing - then again I would guess most of the weight is being supported by the hitch at the moment the pictures show. 265 75 16 load range E tires should be good for in the neighborhood of 3500lbs max load each. Maybe they had good tires :P

[skife]

Did this happen near NJ? I think I know the guy in the construction hat ...

i think battlecreek, Mi

those are definatally michigan plates on the trailer. and greatlakes4x4.com is a michigan/greatlakes based site