195 a few minutes ago...
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195 a few minutes ago...
Welp i was on teh way back from wal mart and came up to this.
not a very good shot. but fromt eh looks of it when i passed. Looked like the lugs where loose on the trailer causing it to slide... Which made the explorer hit the curb... Driver and passenger look to be fine just shook up...
2 lucky mo fo's in my book...
not a very good shot. but fromt eh looks of it when i passed. Looked like the lugs where loose on the trailer causing it to slide... Which made the explorer hit the curb... Driver and passenger look to be fine just shook up...
2 lucky mo fo's in my book...
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Re: 195 a few minutes ago...
naw i didnt want to take a pic from 195. SO I tookt eh U of R stadium exit. Drove over hte bridge towards carytown. Pulled over and snaped the shot. Best i could do because of that freagn fence....
But i agree. Some people dont need to be pulling a trailer. Despite how easy they think it maybe...
Skott
But i agree. Some people dont need to be pulling a trailer. Despite how easy they think it maybe...
Skott
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Re: 195 a few minutes ago...
Looks like a busted leaf spring to me from that angle.
Trailer size is fine (both axles fit and weight evenly distributed) and that dual-axle trailer should have plenty of capacity.
Dual axle electric trailer brakes on mine, with an in-cab manual control if I need to apply just the trailer brakes in an emergency. Might have saved that one and prevented a jack-knife. An experienced driver might also have been able to save it, but then again, I didn't see the event happen so all we can do is guess.
Trailer size is fine (both axles fit and weight evenly distributed) and that dual-axle trailer should have plenty of capacity.
Dual axle electric trailer brakes on mine, with an in-cab manual control if I need to apply just the trailer brakes in an emergency. Might have saved that one and prevented a jack-knife. An experienced driver might also have been able to save it, but then again, I didn't see the event happen so all we can do is guess.
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Re: 195 a few minutes ago...
Originally Posted by Not Stock
Looks like a busted leaf spring to me from that angle.
Trailer size is fine (both axles fit and weight evenly distributed) and that dual-axle trailer should have plenty of capacity.
Dual axle electric trailer brakes on mine, with an in-cab manual control if I need to apply just the trailer brakes in an emergency. Might have saved that one and prevented a jack-knife. An experienced driver might also have been able to save it, but then again, I didn't see the event happen so all we can do is guess.
Trailer size is fine (both axles fit and weight evenly distributed) and that dual-axle trailer should have plenty of capacity.
Dual axle electric trailer brakes on mine, with an in-cab manual control if I need to apply just the trailer brakes in an emergency. Might have saved that one and prevented a jack-knife. An experienced driver might also have been able to save it, but then again, I didn't see the event happen so all we can do is guess.
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Re: 195 a few minutes ago...
the trailer definately looks like it had something go wrong on that back axle. im willing to bet when it happened the driver freaked and blindly locked the brakes. with that load the rest is history.