Boat Trailer Safety — Always Use Your Back Straps

When you trailer your boat it can be easy to forget the back straps.  After all, what do they really do for you?

Well first of all they are the law and you should always us them.  Second, if you are ever in an accident things can get really ugly if you for get to use them.  The unfortunate individual below forget to use the back straps.

Boat Trailer Safety Caution

I found this picture on the BoaterEd forum here

Originally posted 2008-11-09 09:54:42. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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4 comments ↓
#1 Writer's Coin on 02.14.08 at 4:59 pm

That’s crazy! I guess he’s lucky he didn’t get killed.

#2 Prosper Roundup July 4th Edition on 07.06.08 at 8:30 am

[...] And given the need for safety this weekend and to provide at least a little humor (see the picture on the post). SFBoater presents Boat Trailer Safety — Always use Backstraps [...]

#3 Prosper Roundup July 4th Edition on 07.06.08 at 8:30 am

[...] And given the need for safety this weekend and to provide at least a little humor (see the picture on the post). SFBoater presents Boat Trailer Safety — Always use Backstraps [...]

#4 Brett @ Personal Loan Portfolio on 07.06.08 at 7:22 pm

Wow! That picture explains it all. I can see how a head on car-on-car collision could get even nastier.

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