He’s got two of everything except

[wagyu52]

Spare wheel bearing for the boat trailer

Not sure if I’m scared or impressed but this “train” had Iowa plates and it was in Indiana

 

[Lmo1131]

Class A license, with "Doubles" endorsement, and you're good to go.

 

[Ingomike]

They pull that stuff up in Michigan all the time…

 

[HoughMade]

As far as I can tell in Indiana, for non-commercial (recreational) purposes, a person can tow 2 trailers as long as the length does not exceed 65 feet. No special endorsement needed.

 

[HoughMade]

They pull that stuff up in Michigan all the time…

In Michigan, I believe an endorsement is needed.

 

[Cameramonkey]

I hear banjos.

 

[Ingomike]

In Michigan, I believe an endorsement is needed.

I think so. Some of the rigs up there look longer than big rigs. LOL

 

[littletommy]

That guy has more crap in that parking lot than I have in my garage!

 

[jerrob]

Anyone can pull that abomination forward, wanna impress me, back that boat up and launch it, lol.

 

[wagyu52]

I‘d say the van and cycle have that trailer overloaded, other than that I’ve seen multiple trailers before. Can’t believe it pulled well. Asked him if he needed any help he said he thought he had everything, I agreed.

Made a comment about having land and sea covered and if he had anything for the air, it kinda ended there don’t think he understood

 

[Frosty]

Meh, I feel better about sharing the road with him than some of these semis that roll out of Mexico. We have a couple mobile service guys that I’ve had to go boom engines out of equipment for, basically Mexico doesn’t have or doesn’t enforce laws for trucks like we do in the states.

 

[Leo]

Brakes are tricky on double trailers, I would hate to do something like that without properly engineered braking systems.

I have seen a single trailer start oscillating and throw the tow vehicle sideways. Not a pretty sight.

 

[Creedmoor]

That guy has more crap in that parking lot than I have in my garage!

It you had more than him, you would be called Big Tommy.

 

[jerrob]

I've seen set ups just like this in Michigan, it's not uncommon to see a pick-up pulling a camping trailer with a boat in tow.
Once they get over 65ish MPH, the start to resemble a snake on a slalom course.