Boat, not RV - but this is why chocks are important

[ependydad]

https://i.imgur.com/TvPksPt.gifv

Honestly, I'm not sure if it would be better or worse if he just let it go. Can't tell how much he directed its path.

[scottnlindsay]

He got very lucky that curb was there and the boat went that direction. Someone needs to learn how to chock their tires before unhitching or hitching for that matter.

I dont think he controlled it much, it looks like his down hill driveway and going at that angle made it turn that way, but I suppose maybe his weight helped.

To bad there is no sound, but I could just imagine what was coming out of his mouth.

[john5646]

Obviously not 15% tongue weight

[Jfkmk]

Since it doesn’t appear he was hurt, and it didn’t hit that pickup I can say this....that is funny!

[joeuncool]

Wheel chocks? Also a reason why I don't like a wheel on the tongue jack. I have had a trailer shift with a wheel on the tongue jack even with chocked wheels. I learned quick and got a cradle chock for the tongue wheel.

[Cabinfever97]

You can see a brick on the wall and looks like one in the yard. Guessing he was in a hurry, or got distracted and just forgot.

[Witch Doctor]

I bet he never does that again, but I will say I'm glad nobody or nothing got hurt, but also that was funny, don't care what anyone says...[emoji23][emoji23]

[babock]

Originally Posted by john5646

Obviously not 15% tongue weight

Boats never are.

[bob213]

That's just where he wanted it. Now he can hook up and pull straight into the driveway