After a harsh winter, most home owners will spend time cleaning their home. This is called spring cleaning. It is the time of the year where people get rid of the things they no longer want or need. This is also the time of the year when people start working on their cars.
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When Master Rigger, Sean Riley, brings a Ford F-150 to a group of experienced woodsman working in the woods, he’s not sure what to expect. His first order of the day? Take the truck into a tight and heavily wooded area where it will be loaded with logs.
That would make most of us nervous enough, but there is still the backing up part to consider. Even those who have towed a lot of loads recognize that backing up with a trailer, particularly in an area which requires tight turns and has obstacles, is challenging.
What are some of your favorite warm-weather activities? Whether it’s fishing at the lake, riding ATVs in the mountains, or spending a long weekend in your vintage camper, chances are that you use a truck. Trucks are great not only for hauling necessary equipment in the bed, but also for towing.
Towing is a sort of art form. It requires skill that is learned over time and takes some practice to do perfectly. Heck, even experienced drivers sometimes worry about backing out of an area while towing a trailer, especially if it’s full of tight corners and obstacles…
