I've been been wondering where they do the mid roof conversion on condo Fruitliner sleeper trucks. Cool.
Are condo sleepers good for flatbedding?
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by GreenPete359, Jan 29, 2019.
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This thread should read" Are Condo Sleepers Good for Flattening",wadaya think.
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Unless you've got a grass burner, a short cab or sleeper wouldn't have changed much. Driver ignored their responsibility to know how high the truck was.
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"When red lights fight back"
Red light: Hey guys I'm a red light, stop please.
Driver: Red light, but not cops? Shiiiiiii LEGGO!
*sounds of truck getting a haircut*
Driver: What tha ... ?
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That’s not just any ol’ light. It’s an overhead warning light. It changes red when it detects an over height truck. And there are signs stating that.
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Sorry you guys, the traffic signal is independent of the overheight light. The signal in this crash before our flatbedder goes green even though the overheight light is lit.
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