ning
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Dude is lucky this happened before he got up to speed
Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong
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seville009
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Don’t think his mind is up to speed…..
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Bet he doesn't do it again.
cqaigy2
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Not taking that bet.
ning
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I bet he doesn't understand all the implications other than "can't go up steep hill"
Probably thinks the other route he'd be ok
Will congratulate himself for getting out of the situation.... if he can. I suspect that there's too much friction because the tail of that trailer is solidly planted on the ground back there, even if that truck is 4wd (is it?)
Probably thinks the other route he'd be ok
Will congratulate himself for getting out of the situation.... if he can. I suspect that there's too much friction because the tail of that trailer is solidly planted on the ground back there, even if that truck is 4wd (is it?)
BigBlue1
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It seems pretty likely that the load moved. My guess is that they took off a little briskly from the intersection and the load shifted rearward. I doubt whether that's where they positioned the load and started the drive. I think the better question is "how about properly securing the load". I'm betting the slabs are strapped to a carrier but the whole thing wasn't strapped down to the trailer. "It's heavy... it will say put." Oops...
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If the back of the trailer was not planted to the pavement, could it drive and would turning the front wheels actually allow the vehicle to go around the corner? Jon
ning
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Found this link which claims
@civilian - yes, you can drive with just two wheels. I think the trailer would be following the front axle directly, cutting in even more than a gooseneck/5thWheel does. (initially I was thinking about the half-trucks which tow small planes, but those actually aren't two-wheeled vehicles as the frame in "front" of the half-truck is strongly connected to the frame of the truck itself without a tow ball pivot.)
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dodge man
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You guys don’t know anything about correcting a load like that, you just get 3 big guys to stand on the bumper, then when you get going they climb in the bed and sit on the tailgate.