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Trailer Chains - To Cross of Not to Cross - That is the Question



 
 
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Old May 2nd 14, 11:21 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
JohnDeRosa
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Default Trailer Chains - To Cross of Not to Cross - That is the Question

I have been told that crossing your trailer safety chains is the right thing to do. Something about if the coupler comes off the ball, the trailer will be limited in its wayward travel. Sounds like something for Mythbusters to figure out. Yes or no, what say you?

And while you are at it, anyone have a great crazy "trailer came off the ball" story to share? You first.

- John

 




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