Yellow Tabs on Wheels
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Blind Driver, Apr 4, 2013.
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ibflat2 Thanks this.
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i thought the E stood for enough
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you know that fuel gauges actually have 5 letters on there to indicate how much you have...
G = GREAT
F = FULL
E = EMPTY
and then there are D and W. The distance between them is real close
"DUMMY, WALK"Big Don Thanks this. -
Very common to see them in Canada in the winter. B trains with at least 6 trailer axles are hard to keep track of. A frozen wheel end will grind the tire to nothing in a few hundred feet, make bad flat spots in less time than that. Simple solution to a potentially serious problem. Wish I had patented the idea...
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Can't fool that tree branch. ROTFL
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That makes sense. It wouldn't take a rookie long to curb a tire and tear it up.
I watched a Nascar race last weekend and was wondering why they tape a stripe on their tires. I found out that is how the pit crew is suppose to grab the tire for an easy line up when changing tires.
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I thought they held tandems together. WOW! 2.4 million miles and still learning
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