Definitely a concern, because unless it was a spread axle, he cut that turn at least seven or eight feet short depending on tandem location. Either that, or the sign was short and he jumped a sidewalk and caught it. Either way, let’s hope it’s a valuable lesson in being mindful of the trailer at all times.
By the way, I love that new Signature, LOL
I ran over a sign.
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if there are witnesses.Eowyn, truadvocate, shogun and 3 others Thank this. -
Not a major drama although that's just my opinion really just depends on your supervisor if he / she is a perfectionist or they have a little bit of leeway with you making errors if its your first incident you should be given some slack if it was your 5th similar incident then maybe a warning or worse.
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Do you always carry caging bolts with you?Coover, Streetroddreams, Dumdriver and 1 other person Thank this.
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It was a street sign. Not a traffic device. I did get a ticket, cop said it was the least significant ticket he could writebut he had to give me something.
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Used to be one on the brake chamber. Haven't needed to cage one in a long time so I don't know anymore.
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Moving or non-moving?
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And yes, first incident. Thx for the comments...im just freaking the f out
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that'll go on your DMV as well now....
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