larry@stinescorner
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A few nice old items on one trailer
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K Effective
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I don't think there will be too many complaints from YTDOT about the running gear tie down method...
Russ from MN
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- Location
- Bemidji MN
That was my first thought too! It's chained down better than most you see on the highway!
rlp in Co.
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I would like to see that trailer work. Will
the back wheels follow in the same track as
the front? I had the same idea, just didn't
know it had been invented years ago. There
is a sharp turn near me with a steep ditch.
About twice a year, some trucker turns too
short and the trailer goes in the ditch and
drags the whole rig in the ditch and
sometimes rolls over.
the back wheels follow in the same track as
the front? I had the same idea, just didn't
know it had been invented years ago. There
is a sharp turn near me with a steep ditch.
About twice a year, some trucker turns too
short and the trailer goes in the ditch and
drags the whole rig in the ditch and
sometimes rolls over.
formerly ny bill
Well-known Member
rope and slat type. mine is almost pristine, probably because it didn't work all that well. "but we can't throw it out- we paid good money for it!"
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