....... only thing kept him down was the lack of traction for forward momentum I'd guess
Yea...... not the worst I've seenand whilst we've skips fresh in our minds .........
your side of the water Aiden
DVSA'd have a bloody field day with that
just think hes saving the environment 
5’6” is insanely low.
screw the cars getting under there is no sodding way i would get under it unless i was on my knees
Aye .... you'd sure as **** whack yer noggin on that bugger Andyscrew the cars getting under there is no sodding way i would get under it unless i was on my knees
I guess that would be water moving in the tank!
most likely the nut loose behind the wheel and gravity kicking in at the wrong moment
A Neighbor Decided to load a 10000 litre Plastic tank onto his Low loader to carry water to his cattle last summer. After filling took it and parked it on a slightly sloping field above his cattle sheds . As he goes to connect a pipe to the Tank it brakes loose,( 2 straps over the top cut straight through the plasticmost likely the nut loose behind the wheel and gravity kicking in at the wrong moment
bet it was an exciting ride ...... but not nearly as exciting as the bollocking he had for writing off the local fire truck
,until they finally get cut on a sharp bit) Slides off the trailer, down the bank and through the shed wall.
Back when some of the first Ford 4wd tractors came out,they weren't fitted with propshaft guards,this all changed,n fair bit of retrospective work when one or two,in'overdrive' down hill,wound up the shaft,snapping it at the yoke and trying to 'pole vault'!Some may have seen these before ..... 2007 and bowling along a dirt road, when the loader dropped suddenly and 'dug in'
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guess the trailer kept it upright
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hope he had a seat belt on !!!
