Watched a show on discovery channel on those trucks in the Australian outback, the way they’re made is remarkable definitely not your typical truck
Trucker attempts driving through flash flood
Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by Lepton1, Sep 27, 2019.
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"Gee, why is everybody stopped here?"
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Ive done high water. But that in the story is flat stupid.
The worst of it would be up by 287 in the region of Childress or Chillicothe maybe. We would have big storms to the north and the waters flow SW direction following the residental cross street right to left downhill with roaring torrents 3 feet at intersections. Being loaded was not a problem but empties would jackknife.NavigatorWife and D.Tibbitt Thank this. -
I just recently ran through flood water in houston. Slow and steady won the race.
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Currents moving way too quick. Don’t chance it with white water.
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Even if I was in a big C500 I wouldn't try that. Wonder how those diffs are looking now that they've possibly taken on water?
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that'll happen in....10....9....8.....7.....Lepton1, NavigatorWife, mjd4277 and 5 others Thank this.
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