DMiller
Senior Member
That was so he could Toe Grip the pedals and not get kicked loose!
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Overload of the Day
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HarleyHappy
Senior Member
I was tensed up and leaning to the right, watching that whole crap show!
crane operator
Senior Member
That hill is even steeper than it looks in the video. That dump truck they backed up to pull it with, rocked up the front when he stopped. When they act like that, you know it's steep.
DMiller
Senior Member
Saw the blow outs air releases, figured was going thru rail forward or Back.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
It's been a mess on passes.
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18K views · 2.3K reactions | This is how we do it. First comes clearing the collisions and spinouts, then comes clearing the snow. Let’s talk about what happened last night on I-90 Snoqualmie Pass near Easton. Late last night, a power outage at the
This is how we do it. First comes clearing the collisions and spinouts, then comes clearing the snow. Let’s talk about what happened last night on I-90 Snoqualmie Pass near Easton. Late last night,...
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cuttin edge
Senior Member
I followed a truck with Florida plates. He was bob tailing. He had steer tires on the back. Was wondering if he ventured out in yesterday's snow storm
oarwhat
Senior Member
This guy hit 18 overpasses in New York!!
AMBMike
Senior Member
If he'd have hit another dozen before getting pulled over they may not have been able to ticket him for over height ...
"Keep on truckin"
HarleyHappy
Senior Member
Reading the article and looking at the pictures, is a little deceptive.
It may have hit the bridges but I can’t detect any damage to the machine.
I read this earlier, so maybe they have better pictures and what was actually hitting the bridges.
It may have hit the bridges but I can’t detect any damage to the machine.
I read this earlier, so maybe they have better pictures and what was actually hitting the bridges.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Not a good idea.
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Truck Shop
Senior Member
Not at all. All that's going to do drive fuel mileage in the toilet. We run in and out of Idaho
many trucks a day. Company speed in Idaho will hang at 70 give or take. But the real issue
is there will be no speed separating cars & trucks, all running same speed is not good.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
80? the speed will be closer to 85/87 mph. Which makes for all kinds of fun when summer
temps of 100* plus arrive, it will find those cheap Chinese tire casings along with just
possibly being under inflated laying along side road. Because it's known drivers always
check for proper tire inflation.
temps of 100* plus arrive, it will find those cheap Chinese tire casings along with just
possibly being under inflated laying along side road. Because it's known drivers always
check for proper tire inflation.
Deere500a
Senior Member
Days of Southern Shaker/breaking co pump seals are gone but 75/80 is a nice dream in 63mph bucket. Car trip last summer from Az to FL not 1/convoy fast chicken cruiser at midnight but end less cheap 60mph fright haulers but it's nice to have the adult opportunity to do it
Truck Shop
Senior Member
To go with the 80 mph--I picked up a rig that laid over at 80 once. The slogan
on the readable side of the sleeper said {Flirting with Disaster}.
on the readable side of the sleeper said {Flirting with Disaster}.
Pony
Senior Member
Not a bad effort.
Pony
Senior Member
I hope his thongs are new, cause i reckon that's the only braking he's got.
HarleyHappy
Senior Member
Watched it a few times. It has to be AI but looks pretty real!