CHAINING...are you ready?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by otherhalftw, Oct 22, 2011.
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, not only the scariest exp. you'll ever have, but one of the funniest. I still recall the hysterics of listening to all these drivers crying about being empty and sliding, while I'm bobtail, praying that the fuel in my tanks is enough weight to keep me in a straight line. Almost made it through unscathed, until about Bowie, Tx., sign says "WATCH FOR ICE ON BRIDGE", grandpa ahead of me in a Caddy slams on the brakes 1' from the bridge, well, the bridge may not have been icey but the road surface was a sketchy, I did a 180 and ended up with my left drives on the right shoulder and me staring at a Werner who barely got stopped in time.
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Got my chains out and ready Saturday and was really thinking hard about just leaving them off the truck due to the extra weight plus I have not been running the mountains the last few weeks ........ well have a load to Rifle Co. tomorrow.
so I guess a good thing I put them in the box or else I'd be out there doing it right now in the dark.
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I hope CDOT gets that cluster between Mack and Fruita fixed before it snows....DOT told me they had the E/B coop "Go Dark" because after drivers crossed the scale.... They were routed to US 6 to Grand JCT.....Apparently a few numbnuts cut the corner making the right turn to US 6 and wiped out that utility pole on the corner.....So DOT thought it best to "Go Dark".....
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That's one way to put them out of work I guess, now if we could get drivers to start doing that all over the country
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Glad I had the chains, D.O.T. was set up at mm 132 on I -70 asked if I had chains, "yep" , than told me have a nice day.
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