Put it out of service and don't drive it till a mechanic signs off that it's been fixed. Tell the boss you'll drive any other tractor till then.
Saw a guy drop a trailer down in NC a couple of years ago. The week before somebody lost one on the interstate and killed two people. Told him about it and made his decision not to drive any more that day easier. Hope that helps you with yours.
What would you do?
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I don't attach my trailers. The team that brings them to our yard does. They have been told by my boss to be extra attentive to detail here. I am planning on doing the most comprehensive pre-trip ever done, and two tug tests - one in the yard (which will probably have ice) and one on the road (which will be ice free).
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Ok bud. You have now posted the problem on this website so we all know and the police will discover that you knew about this problem before hand. If somebody gets hurt they are going #### you up and you deserve it. Plus if you drop the trailer and somebody gets hurt you should get your ### kicked for being stupid.
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Don't drive it until it's fixed and DOCUMENT EVERYTHING that is said between you, your boss and the shop just to cya.
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