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Thread: Is pulling in so hard?

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    BIG JEEP on 44's is offline Senior Board Member
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    Is pulling in so hard? ...


    No , But pulling out sometimes is .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Texasspider View Post
    I understand that if it's late and the only parking spots open are the Idleaire ones. And I don't mind if you idle while parking there.

    But, for the love of God, pull in straight. In the past month or so I have been cursed by drivers not being able to pull into a spot in straight, most of the time the trailer is cut into my spot or the driver on the other side.

    What's amusing about this is the next morning if the leave before I do, I get a show of them taking 10 minutes and 10 pull ups trying to get them selves out.
    Thats kinda funny and ill tell ya why. I have no problem backing im actually pretty good at it just take your time. I consider myself a good driver no accidents , tickets , or problems. BUT I can not for the life of me pull in to a truck stop idle air space or for that matter a rest stop space straight. I always have to straighten it out. Crazy
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