Thought to share this since there was a thread about Full Throttle on Reverse....
Few years ago, when one sled was loaded into enclosed trailer, we had to load another one. The guy was inside waiting for the last sled so he could pin the bar down to lock the sled. He told his brother to ride it into enclosed trailer. I was standing with 2 others watching the brother. The brother sat on the sled, looking ahead then look down at the sled. He put his pipe into his mouth, lighting his pipe and got couple puffs. He turned his cap backward and put his hands on the bars. The guy inside the enclosed trailer told him to hurry up. The brother raised his right hand up telling him to be patient. The brother looked ahead one more time then looked down at the sled (sat on the sled, not stand up) and put his hands on the bar, ready to push the throttle. Here he goes....the left ski hit the left wall of the enclosed trailer, forcing the sled flip to the side (right)! His cap poofed out into the air, landed in front of us. We stood about 5 feet away from him. He looked around at us with his eyeballs that looks like Don Knotts from Andy Griffith Show. He had his pipe still stuck in his mouth! Boy he sure had his teeth shut real tight to hold his pipe that he didnt want it to break!
Anyone would like to share?
Few years ago, when one sled was loaded into enclosed trailer, we had to load another one. The guy was inside waiting for the last sled so he could pin the bar down to lock the sled. He told his brother to ride it into enclosed trailer. I was standing with 2 others watching the brother. The brother sat on the sled, looking ahead then look down at the sled. He put his pipe into his mouth, lighting his pipe and got couple puffs. He turned his cap backward and put his hands on the bars. The guy inside the enclosed trailer told him to hurry up. The brother raised his right hand up telling him to be patient. The brother looked ahead one more time then looked down at the sled (sat on the sled, not stand up) and put his hands on the bar, ready to push the throttle. Here he goes....the left ski hit the left wall of the enclosed trailer, forcing the sled flip to the side (right)! His cap poofed out into the air, landed in front of us. We stood about 5 feet away from him. He looked around at us with his eyeballs that looks like Don Knotts from Andy Griffith Show. He had his pipe still stuck in his mouth! Boy he sure had his teeth shut real tight to hold his pipe that he didnt want it to break!
Anyone would like to share?
