What if it Snows?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Mar 19, 2018.

  1. Cowboyrich

    Cowboyrich Road Train Member

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    Thought I was going to see one trying to "nap" coming over Cabbage today loaded spread axle flat lifting the rear axle off the ground in the curves. Needless to say I gave him lots of room.
     
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  3. Cowboyrich

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    Yep, got plenty of clean water 50 yards from home, unless somebody really got carried away and ammo...well there's no such thing as to much.
     
  4. Cowboyrich

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  5. 77fib77

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    I guess the load was secured well? Shocking, to me.

    I hope he learns. But its probably a matter of time until something big happens.
     
  6. Dave_in_AZ

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    Probably 1000 pounds lighter than dual stacks and all the associated pipes, brackets, and hardware.
     
  7. Dave_in_AZ

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    The OM is UP!!!!!

    She said for me to assume the position.

    It's just ruthless and unyielding Tabby Cat.
     
  8. ElmerFudpucker

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    150-200 max
     
  9. Sons Hero

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    Agreed. They still had to come to the back of the tanks, so 4’ shorter max.
     
  10. Cowboyrich

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    Dad had a blown fuse he would put in his ELOG when he wanted to be "on paper" which meant "off the books"
     
  11. Judge

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    Our boss had a plane, we’d show ‘fly in’ and start over. We’d show recovery of truck and trailer. He’d fly all over because he liked flying. So he’d make a trip up that way. All his trucks had truck numbers painted on top of cab so he could see his from the air.
     
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