That's not its tail! It's not even its butt it's closer to its thigh/backlol
now why would you put a bumper on its thigh??
NSW Police Fined Roof Mounted Driving Light Users
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now why would you put a bumper on its thigh??
navtruckchic
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Well it makes sense coz whoever put it there clearly didn't wanna be kicked in the groin or face by the horse lol
yeah and then be done for assaulting an officer with his FACE or Balls!! very had to get over that on your record. lol
navtruckchic
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Lol
Cops are stnuc.
Know SFA, belligerent, egotistical A*holes.
I ride a bike, have a foot long goatee so I must kill and eat babies or somthing.
I regularly got the pleasure of their safety inspections, so I traded in the cruiser for a Adventure bike - changed nothing else and have never has one more inspection.
sorry for rant all better now
Know SFA, belligerent, egotistical A*holes.
I ride a bike, have a foot long goatee so I must kill and eat babies or somthing.
I regularly got the pleasure of their safety inspections, so I traded in the cruiser for a Adventure bike - changed nothing else and have never has one more inspection.
sorry for rant all better now
navtruckchic
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Tell us what u really think bad juju Hahahaha
Don't be sorry it's good to rant
Don't be sorry it's good to rant
navtruckchic
Member
Lol
happy john
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lol you clowns.
Should invite that cop to the Muster. Someone's coming who's going to be a threat to livestock - and last I heard, livestock includes those from the family Suinae.
Seriously, I can understand them trying to get people to obey the rules, but what is the problem with a 12V outlet on the bullbar? My caravan has a 12V outlet on its side. Are they worried about people stealing power? Like you're not going to notice someone sitting on your bullbar in a wet towel with a hair dryer plugged in to your bullbar while you're on the bloody freeway!
Clearance lights on the roof I *do* understand. For small (<4.5T) vehicles, coloured lights on the roof are reserved for emergency/breakdown vehicles (tow trucks/RACQ/NRMA etc). Not amazed on the HIDs either. If they're off, lights on the roof are acceptable because they can be for 4WD use only.
White work lights - if not switched on - shouldn't have been a problem, although I can see why they'd whinge about them. Seems some people have them aimed exactly at where a driver behind them would be .. one switch and they're blind. Not that you'd do it - but some would, and while we could cry "nanny state", they have to make rules (that we ALL have to abide by) to stop the few drivers who managed to get a license with only two functioning brain cells.
Seriously, I can understand them trying to get people to obey the rules, but what is the problem with a 12V outlet on the bullbar? My caravan has a 12V outlet on its side. Are they worried about people stealing power? Like you're not going to notice someone sitting on your bullbar in a wet towel with a hair dryer plugged in to your bullbar while you're on the bloody freeway!
Clearance lights on the roof I *do* understand. For small (<4.5T) vehicles, coloured lights on the roof are reserved for emergency/breakdown vehicles (tow trucks/RACQ/NRMA etc). Not amazed on the HIDs either. If they're off, lights on the roof are acceptable because they can be for 4WD use only.
White work lights - if not switched on - shouldn't have been a problem, although I can see why they'd whinge about them. Seems some people have them aimed exactly at where a driver behind them would be .. one switch and they're blind. Not that you'd do it - but some would, and while we could cry "nanny state", they have to make rules (that we ALL have to abide by) to stop the few drivers who managed to get a license with only two functioning brain cells.
what i dont really understand about the rear work light is, whats the difference between being on a normal combined direction two lane road and someone coming toward you and hitting the high beam and someone being in front and turning on a work light?
I would of thought the highbeam and spotties from an oncoming vehicle would be worse
I would of thought the highbeam and spotties from an oncoming vehicle would be worse
That's pure BS. I'm going to check mine right now, because I'll be towing soon - and heavy - I have two chains, plus 12 pin plug, Anderson plug, breakaway cable and soon will also have a camera extension that replaces the camera in my tailgate with one on the back of the caravan (when I get time to put it in).
Well, mine proudly say "Hayman Reece" but nothing else. I'll buy some new ones before we hook up for the Muster.
her.d22
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Wish they'd pick on some real crims..
We've had heaps of camera crews with drugs buses and RBTs on the Coast filming for that RBT show lately.
We've had heaps of camera crews with drugs buses and RBTs on the Coast filming for that RBT show lately.
happy john
Member
Well I called into our local station and asked them to inspect my trailer chain. The constable said it was within the laws after 10 mins on the computer. So I am none the wiser.
happy john
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Agreed mate! I wasted an hour with those fools.
And you will probably still get pined anyway. My wife got booked for having her fog lights on in the day time. The car she was driving was a VT commodore ex chaser SS with the little lights in the bumper from the factory. He booked her for running illegal lights and then the funny thing was that he then threatened to book her again for being a smart ass when she asked him why it was ok for him to have his on and why his lights weren't illegal. He was driving the same car a VT commodore chaser SS. What a dumb ass. I when to the station that he was from and told his boss that I was going to take it further due to his employees lack of knowledge and training of the job he was doing. Funny how they withdrew the fines after that.
