There's right way — and a wrong way — to do things.

Loading a small hydraulic loader onto a flat bed truck usually requires ramps and a skilled driver to steer the loader onto the bed without going too far. That, in most people's opinion would be the right way.

As for the wrong way, you can check out the video at this URL: http://weldingweb.com/showthread.php?t=25396.

The job gets done, and maybe you can even come to respect the skill it takes to do it. But you do have to wonder what the cost to the wear-and-tear on the vehicle is, and you have to hope that OSHA wasn't watching.