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.

 

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

 

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