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Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong
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I was going down the freeway and noticed full sheets of drywall on the deck... got up a little farther and saw one of the sheets levitate right out of the pickup box like nothing and then bam...
Guess aerodynamics in action.
Guess aerodynamics in action.
buckeyefarmer
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Saw the same thing, right in front of me, except a sheet of plywood from a trailer.
Had a drywall cart fall off a truck in front of me once, going south on rt 15 just below the potomac river where the road is narrow and no shoulders.
Had a drywall cart fall off a truck in front of me once, going south on rt 15 just below the potomac river where the road is narrow and no shoulders.
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Sorry, no pictures! While coming home today I came upon a huge log, 1 1/2-2 ft in diameter by 8 ft long laying beside the road. 1/4 of a mile down the road was a young man standing beside a dump truck talking on his phone as he paced. Inside the bed of the truck was the rest of the tree with the logs loaded in such a manner that they could roll out the back over the tailgate.
Jim Shooz
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A change of underclothes and maybe a washout of the cab. (we drive on the left)
Trailer spins out of control in close call - National - NZ Herald News
Trailer spins out of control in close call - National - NZ Herald News
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Looks like he had the load well secured.
One of the benefits of electric trailer brakes is being able to quickly quell trailer sway... I had a livestock trailer that started on a downhill after going over a bump... a quick application of the trailer brake straightened the rig up instantly.
Creamer
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No wonder it spun out - the trailer wanted to be on the right side of the road.
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As oppose to the wrong side I suppose.
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Got my son to snap this as we where driving down the road:steeringwheel: