during snow season I think shippers ought to load no more then 42000, they know snow and ice builds up and adds weight..
while I'm thinking of it I recently caught a bad shoe on the landing gear of a trailer.I took it off and slipped it in cubby whole for repair later. had I not noticed it it could have fallen off while in motion landing who knows where. how the previous driver missed it is beyond me.
Snow on Trailers
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by PT17guy, Jan 26, 2016.
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while I'm thinking of it I recently caught a bad shoe on the landing gear of a trailer.I took it off and slipped it in cubby whole for repair later. had I not noticed it it could have fallen off while in motion landing who knows where. how the previous driver missed it is beyond me.[/QUOTE]
Why would you assume he didn't see it. I would assume he did see it and was too lazy to get it fixed, bet I would be correct more often than you. -
While you guys were worrying about a solution Swift rolled its truck on its side and poof! Problem solved, all the snow is on the ground.
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I could of slipped the shoe back on too but I instead used my time to get fixed..
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