Fallon
Super Member
Ya, I concur. 40k+ of semi trailer will handily take out properly strapped or chained 5k tractors.Id say the Pepsi truck cleaned everything off the green trailer.
Ya, I concur. 40k+ of semi trailer will handily take out properly strapped or chained 5k tractors.Id say the Pepsi truck cleaned everything off the green trailer.
That would be my guess, looks like he hit (or was pushed into) the semi in front of him hard enough to send a pair of 2800# mowers flying (hopefully the one that flipped into the truck bed only broke out the back glass and didn't hit the driver).The Pepsi truck is for the most part next to the flat bed. It looks like it's on it but that's just the camera angle. But the tires are not up on the trailer. It may have been over it enough to break the straps. But if you look at the straps they all broke. My guess is that happened when he hit the tanker and the Pepsi truck got there after that.
Am I the only one who has done this? I have never completely trusted those tiedown loops attached to the sheet metal in pickup beds, and for the second time tonight I pulled one out while cinching a ratchet tie down strap to hold my snowsled in. Just last week I was talking to a coworker, who doesn't understand why I don't trust those bed loops.