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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: burnet texas
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iF THAT RED P/U WAS PULLING THE TRAILER IT LOOKS LIKE A 1/2 TON. If that is so he wasn't very smart. Looks as backhoe probally was to far back on the trailer.
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Casey County, Kentucky
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I would take this as an example of why it pays to do things correctly. Not knowing all the particulars, the driver just may have had his ducks in a row. Someone might well have cut him off and when the driver reacted, they may well have just lost it.
In looking at the video, I would have had the machine chained differently though it stayed with the trailer. It might have shifted backwards some when the trailer flipped. I know of one last summer/fall. Guy was taking his newly restored tractor to a show and ended up exactly like that. He got cut off and lost it. Tow vehicle, trailer, load, securing devices were all in order. To bad, did a number on his nice tractor too. |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: NE Oklahoma
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I was waiting to see the tractor start.
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