i think what i can see from that picture, that you must be attaching the glad hands far down the metal, and using the rubber as well, so it's like you're breaking the hose yourself. keep your hands on the metal glad hands, and off the hoses when you hook and unhook from the trailers.
Mechanical failure
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buy some glad hand extenders.
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actually looking closer now and I see a burr that needs removed it may have caused my trouble along with the springs all along and I’ve been over thinking about it.
now just dealing with safety for the red light -
Your CDL is worth too much to let a crappy company ruin it.Last edited: Jan 13, 2020
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I would hate to know that I let a simple rubber hose talk me into quitting a job I liked, now if I didn't like the job, well then any excuse would do.
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