How does he think that it is a flex? Hay is a relatively light material. The real challenge would be a metal container containing a liquid substance a la multiple beer kegs. My dad’s old Nissan Frontier once held multiple loads (heh) of paint and pulled a trailer full of cement packages without a hitch.
I can’t tell whether you’re agreeing or disagreeing with the comment you’re responding to. This appears to be a bale with a 4 foot width, and a 4 foot diameter, based on the cybertruck’s bed dimensions. That’s probably under half a ton. Still “heavy” (I can’t pick one up), but even the cybertruck is capable of hauling far more weight than that.
How does he think that it is a flex? Hay is a relatively light material. The real challenge would be a metal container containing a liquid substance a la multiple beer kegs. My dad’s old Nissan Frontier once held multiple loads (heh) of paint and pulled a trailer full of cement packages without a hitch.
How did you attach the trailer without a hitch?
Carefully
You mean you don’t push trailers?
Yall don’t have bluetooth trailers yet? Must be a canada thing.
personally I use chains, but some prefer ropes or sticks.
sit on the back and hold on very very tightly
Round hay bale isn’t heavy, lol
I can’t tell whether you’re agreeing or disagreeing with the comment you’re responding to. This appears to be a bale with a 4 foot width, and a 4 foot diameter, based on the cybertruck’s bed dimensions. That’s probably under half a ton. Still “heavy” (I can’t pick one up), but even the cybertruck is capable of hauling far more weight than that.
Was gonna say, has it been raining all week?