Snowy Roads
Discussion in 'May Trucking' started by Efon, Oct 26, 2011.
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Where abouts?
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Lower Arkansas Valley. Went to HS in Pueblo. Lived in Denver for about 10 years. Lived in Salida, Steamboat Springs (one winter) and numerous other areas there.
Working Class Patriot Thanks this. -
Wow what a time i have getting to Denver, 13000 lbs load and had to pull off at Sinclair, i was gonna brave it and go but all those dot signs were saying no light loads. I called and they explained to me what would happen if i did not follow what the signs were saying and i blew over wow, i aint movin till it drops at least to 30mph, i had a gust hit me jst right before Sinclair and i i felt something rea;;y strange toward the back and then it felt like my trailer skidded not sure , well thats it for now.
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You don't throw iron at all?
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drove in Layton earlier this month, when they had the 100+mph winds, and shut down part of I-15.
I was 79500+ and got pushed sideways one full lane from a wind gust.
I take wind advisories even more serious than snow and iceBig Don Thanks this. -
Good move nobrand. Those cross winds are treacherous up there with a light load on. I've been blown off the road one time. Not an experience that I recommend to anybody!
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Well if you were yanking around a Skateboard it wouldn't be so bad....
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And if yer aunt was plumbed different, she'd be your uncle!

I got blown of the road on a sheet of ice, driving a single screw day cab pulling an empty pup. Cross wind came "out of now where" and got me.
Uh-huh. But we won't talk about driving too fast for conditions. . .
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Yep and i am still sittn here, cant go east and cant go south. Well sooner or later i gotta go.
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