Midwestern hills....

Discussion in 'Road Stories' started by Pedigreed Bulldog, Nov 3, 2017.

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  1. Jun 2, 2018 #11
    Woodys

    Woodys Heavy Load Member

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    Im sure the 10 cars stacked up behind me would completely agree with you LOLOL. You say you usually come the other direction. The whole way through, that's all I was hoping was that I wouldn't meet another truck going through one of the tight curves.
     
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  3. Jun 2, 2018 #12
    Oldironfan

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    You are the teacher. I'll be your student. Teach on.
     
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  4. Jun 2, 2018 #13
    Pedigreed Bulldog

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    Those curves really aren't all that bad. The hills might be a little steep, but the curves aren't too bad...I don't have any problems keeping a 48' spread on my side of the road.
     
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  5. Jun 2, 2018 #14
    Woodys

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    I've been spoiled from running Florida back roads. I am no Pedigreed Bulldog yet, lol. I actually didn't have any issue keeping my trailer in my lane (ok, I might have scraped into their lane on a couple turns), but I was afraid some SWIFT wanna be would come flying through the other side taking up the whole road.
     
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