Thursday, February 10, 2022

Boom

 


6 comments:

  1. Snow load removal service?

    (I probably would have been on the brakes more than that driver seemed to be.)

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  2. Good example of why in some states, a driver can be cited for have snow on their vehicle when driving.

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  3. This is a common dilemma for a truck driver in snow country who does what is called a 'drop and hook'. You are instructed to drop your trailer in a certain lot and hook up to trailer #xyz, which has 2 feet of snow on its top. Been there, had to do just that. There is no possibility that you are going to remove the snow by any other means than just to just hook the trailer and 'go'.

    Sad truth.

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  4. Nothing quite like Sudden Solid IFR.

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  5. Maybe? Did he manage to get that far without hitting a overpass already?

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  6. A hit that hard, with wind packed or wet packed snow, would have done serious damage to that trailer. Even powder would have done minor stuff. I cannot see my self in a vehicle in that position, not at least slowing down and backing off. Interesting.

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