If you're going from CA to CO, you will be dealing with mountains. There is just no way around it!
driving thru mountains
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by brianb, Nov 17, 2012.
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58Skylane Thanks this.
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This cracks me up, the guy asks a dumba*s question then gets his pantaloons in a big ol' twist when he some of ya'll yank his chain a little bit...pull up yer skirt there nancy and go through the mountains, you'll be fine.
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that had to be one of the worst questions I have ever seen posted on this forum. then you get upset for everyone picking on you about it.I hope that you are just bored looking for something to pass the time. if you are concerned about the mountians and or hills you need to stay on the east coast where there isn't
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It's funny though that some products have to be shipped around the mountains. A driver told me that he had a load of cool whip that couldn't go over a certain elevation going from NE to NW. The trip was down to i10 and over then up i5. 6000 miles all to avoid the continental divide. It's possible to skip the mountains, but never reasonable. If it were, they wouldn't've built the interstates there in the first place. -
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They may make a separate high elevation product. Not really sure.
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