The comments on the linked webpage are worse than this drivers actions in my opinion.
Like the people that are saying "what if this was a load of pipe for the flood damage, and the army corps of engineers requested it's delivery...."
Uhhhhhhh, firstly, if they need supply's they'll utilize chinooks and 53's and maybe an osprey or two. They are not going to ship it via flatbed to drive through 7 feet of water and risk losing the whole load and risk endangering the drivers life.
Does anyone know how much water it takes to move an 80,000 pound truck off its wheels?
I seen/read somewhere about cars only need 2 feet to be swept away.
I'm sure that drivers steering was real squirrelly. Ya know being as that's a highway truck. Not a boat.
Is This Trucker Nuts?
Discussion in 'Truckers' Weather & Road Conditions' started by Puppage, Aug 16, 2016.
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Have not been in water that deep . Have had relief loads that had to pass through water before . But lives depended on load getting there . Water was only 2-3 feet . That load of pipe it will be weeks before the job site will be dry enough to dig ...
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Someone had to take a Pete through some water to show up the ProStar that went through the last flood.
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I had water above the bumper of my Topkick 4x4 once. It was either give'r or not go home that night. I like my bed
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Not the first one , not the last . IN MOTHER RUSSIA , you know ...
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Man, his girlfriend must be amazing in bed...
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That Russin is close to drowning !!!
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