Where is everyone #2!!

I don't even drop it on a bock then. With a good set of ramps there really is no need unless the ground is soft or it's asphalt and you don't want the trailer to sink in

 

That's what I thought. I've only loaded next to 1 guy with a mechanical neck and that's how he did it with the blocks. Granted his trailer was an old beat up POS and his truck wasn't much better.

 

If I am on dirt and it is not frozen I have 2 2x8 blocks I put under the ends of the frame rails so it won't sink into the dirt, if it is really muddy I might use a board that goes the distance.

Also when dropping the trailer if there is a chance it is going to freeze I drop the trailer on the blocks so it wont freeze to the ground, if the blocks freeze its easy to whack them with a hammer and loosen em up, but if the trailer freezes to the ground, especially if the ground was wet, it can make things really #### difficult in a hurry.

 

Just a bit of a mess.... I-25 Denver


A woman was killed and 30 people were taken to three hospitals with injuries Saturday morning after a giant pileup on Interstate 25.

Denver police said 104 vehicles were involved in a string of accidents between Logan Street and University Boulevard that occurred as a heavy band of snow moved through town before 11 a.m.



http://www.denverpost.com/weathernews/ci_25254464/snow-related-accidents-close-westbound-i-70-at

 

It is sad, but does not surprise me with the way people drive around there.

 

Albert Lea doing some laundry gonna head up to Fergus Falls to deliver in the morning

 

Better put your insulated panties on… It's going to be a balmy -15 or worse tonight.

 

And my cab air blower quit working this morning. Guess who's roughing it

 

Caddo TX
I30 exit 87.
And its beautiful here. Lol. No not really

 

I swear you can't win for losing man.

On a side note, my APU is set to 77* and it's a bit toasty in here