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<blockquote data-quote="Rut2much" data-source="post: 306533" data-attributes="member: 413">Put ur hand at the bottom of the steering wheel and turn it the way u want the&nbsp; trailer to go, not an end all by god's sake but sure gets ya started out in the right direction off the bat (especially in that crunch while 20 people are watching ya) And as far as the ratchet strap goes, most ppl struggle with the feeding part when it's new out of the box.. Bend that baby half way over, stick it thru and bring it back to ya.. If ya struggle with the actual use of it, God be with u (slip knots are good for the over access of 1-2 feet if needed..) One more thing I must add after this last weekend is I FINALLY smoked a deer on the hwy after 3.6 decades of driving A LOT, always carry a dremel or sawzall in all vehicles..it will save your tires, the side of your vehicle's paint, possible radiator damage, the need to have someone holding on to plastic out of the window by their absolute finger tips, etc etc..Ok, one more thing... For all you oldtimers out there familiar with actual physical ice cube cube trays, people that load them 1/4, 1/3, or even 1/2 ways suck! Suck it John Tesh...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rut2much, post: 306533, member: 413"] Put ur hand at the bottom of the steering wheel and turn it the way u want the trailer to go, not an end all by god's sake but sure gets ya started out in the right direction off the bat (especially in that crunch while 20 people are watching ya) And as far as the ratchet strap goes, most ppl struggle with the feeding part when it's new out of the box.. Bend that baby half way over, stick it thru and bring it back to ya.. If ya struggle with the actual use of it, God be with u (slip knots are good for the over access of 1-2 feet if needed..) One more thing I must add after this last weekend is I FINALLY smoked a deer on the hwy after 3.6 decades of driving A LOT, always carry a dremel or sawzall in all vehicles..it will save your tires, the side of your vehicle's paint, possible radiator damage, the need to have someone holding on to plastic out of the window by their absolute finger tips, etc etc.. Ok, one more thing... For all you oldtimers out there familiar with actual physical ice cube cube trays, people that load them 1/4, 1/3, or even 1/2 ways suck! Suck it John Tesh... [/QUOTE]

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