Just want the dude who hit my trailer this morning at the top of the hill on squaw creek to know I forgive him.
If u didn’t have insurance or the money to fix my trailer you could have at least been a man and admit it. At least it wasn’t bashed in. Just be careful and if you don’t know how to back then get off away from other rigs.

Sorry to hear it. That is why I pulled my truck ALL THE WAY AROUND to the hill exit and parked in the ditch behind the tree. That lake was full of some seriously stupid people today.

Had same thing happen at lake worth. Sideswiped side of trailer and pushed fender into tire. Luckily I didn’t blow tire cut groove into tire. People are pos and don’t care No note nothing

Sorry to hear. Getting the truck or trailer hit has always been a fear of mine.

Man, that sux.

Someone hit my trailer a while back and didnt Leave a note or anything either.

A couple of years ago I accidently hit the trailer next to me backing out at the lake. My front tire barely caught the back corner of his trailer and cracked hit taillight lens. I left a not with $50 and my phone number. Guy called me and wanted to give me my money back because the damage was no where near that much. I still felt bad about it.

Had the same thing happen at Granbury ,I had to tie a rope to the rear of the trailer and to a light pole to pull the fender off the tire,bad part was he took my tread step-plate with him.

Some of the guys parking trailers may be their first time driving a trailer, the owner backs the trailer almost in the lake and lets the newbie take over. He may have not realized he even hit your trailer.

It always a ClusterPluck doing the trailer dance at Squaw in the morning.

I had a guy hit my trailer at Fork and there must have been people there that seen him do it, so I'm guessing that he wanted them to think that he was doing the right thing by putting a note on my truck under the wiper. All it said was , I HIT YOUR TRAILER, no name or information. It cost me around $800 to replace the finder, so I don't forgive that POS.

Sometimes I can't figure some of these yahoos out... he hit your trailer, KNEW he hit your trailer, and still didn't do a danged thing to make it right! Not like he unknowingly hit it and didn't see it or feel it...

Mine got hit at Hubbard Creek. Have the wide fender for the warrior wheels. Bend fender into the tire. No note. Character, on the endangered list for sure.

Parked mine at lake well away from the road just so it would be safe and someone still managed to leave the roadway by 8' and still hit it. Too many people don't know how to drive a trailer