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KennyG
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Delivering two semis with a truck to drive back home in?
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That makes sense. Should've been a nice 200 mph sport sedan then, tho.
I more often see them tripled or quadrupled up, all going forward, around here. I think they call this "decked" towing.
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That makes sense. Should've been a nice 200 mph sport sedan then, tho.
I more often see them tripled or quadrupled up, all going forward, around here. I think they call this "decked" towing.
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The connecting deck is actually a trailer that they tow home with the pickup.
When my son was very small, he would get really excited to see "a truck on a truck on a truck on a truck."That makes sense. Should've been a nice 200 mph sport sedan then, tho.
I more often see them tripled or quadrupled up, all going forward, around here. I think they call this "decked" towing.
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I'm in my 50's, and it still excites me, a little.
John0829
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That is how our new fleet trucks were delivered back in the 70'sThat makes sense. Should've been a nice 200 mph sport sedan then, tho.
I more often see them tripled or quadrupled up, all going forward, around here. I think they call this "decked" towing.
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masseyrider
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I won't tolerate a truck that goes around humping other trucks.
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