skyking1
Senior Member
All the underpasses on the concrete there are 16+ and therefore unmarked. You'd think a tape measure would be cheaper. He was selling us X number of cords per load and getting greedy 
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Overload of the Day
- Thread starter Birken Vogt
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RocketScott
Well-Known Member
They're not missing. Two of them sitting right in front of it
Still. The guy is doing it backwards. I know which of the two trucks I'd rather drive
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Well---that's even better--no fuel weight so probably under 17,000.They're not missing. Two of them sitting right in front of it
The big one probably has a hole in the block.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
All but the one headed south in the right lane on left hand turn-it's supered but at the fog line
it was 14.6., Had been tapped several times.
bccat
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Fellas you got to watch this on YouTube. I Bought a bulldozer, by Retired Dream life, He is very lucky, but stupid and so is the State Trooper! Unreal
digger doug
Senior Member
Oh I wish for a downpour......
Truck Shop
Senior Member
I had to reread your reply--I didn't say fuel tank missing--I said it's minus a fuel tank.They're not missing. Two of them sitting right in front of it
Truck Shop
Senior Member
OzDozer
Senior Member
That "Retired Dream life guy" is an accident just looking for a place to happen. His guardian angel must have white hair by now.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
What percentage of the male population of the U.S. does one suppose is just like him? I would guess
70%.
bccat
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Yup!
Jumbo
Senior Member
He does do a good job of building tension although I pretty much knew the end event when I watched the loading....
Just more proof that money doesn't equal brains.
Birken Vogt
Charter Member
There are those who want to do that stuff, and then those who have done it, and realize it is not all that fun going forward and backward all day long, and would rather pay somebody else to do it.
And then there are fools like me that can't think of anything better than going forward and backward all day trying to get better. The fact that others are willing to pay for that is just icing on the cake.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
You can say that again.
digger doug
Senior Member
At one time, Pennsylvania did not allow double semi trailers.
New York, and Ohio did.
That 40 mile stretch of I-90 that runs thru here, I knew of truckers who's sole job was to drive back & forth that 40 miles all day long ferrying the extra trailer for another trucker.....
cfherrman
Senior Member
To be clear, I was referring to a dozer going back and forth!At one time, Pennsylvania did not allow double semi trailers.
New York, and Ohio did.
That 40 mile stretch of I-90 that runs thru here, I knew of truckers who's sole job was to drive back & forth that 40 miles all day long ferrying the extra trailer for another trucker.....
One thing that I have come to realize about some youtubers: They proudly show stupid crap. It must be to get increased revenue from their channel in an attempt to drive up views. It worked in this case as a bunch of us have now watched his video that normally would not.