Right on the money. Anytime it's wet and the temp is going to drop. I park and get my chocks out. They're also handy getting a tough trailer tandem to slide.
Trailer brakes frozen stuck
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Lonewolf2000, Dec 26, 2017.
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Last airline I saw frozen was on trailer Kraft Movers Autocar had brought to staging site of winter road into Bond Golds St Joe mine north of Pickle 25 years ago. My friend had just pulled the line off and the passage had been reduced to less than 1/8”.
Just not common at all with air dryers these days but could certainly happen
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Just drag the trailer out with wheels locked up and then go in reverse. Brakes usually popped for me
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Good idea... I will remember that the next time I am feeling a little too good about myself, and it happens to be 40 below... crawling under the trailer should put me in my place... thanks for the helpful advice.VIDEODROME, Just passing by, Tb0n3 and 1 other person Thank this. -
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No need for fire
Just have to use a hammer and find the correct curse word to get it to release. -
Don’t go north of I20.
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