Almost messed up...
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#1
The other night, I hooked my set of pups together, supplied the trailers, applied the trailer brakes, and went back to test that I had air all the way to the back on both sides. When I got the dollies off the ground on the rear pup, the truck shifted forward slightly, and then it started rolling.
Guess what I forgot to do?
RUN, FAT BOY, RUN!!!
At least I figured out what was going on in a split second and sprinted for the cab. That really could have ruined my comeback. Off driving for three years, sent a load of hazmat rolling down the hill into the firehouse, looking for a new job. Will you hire me? Why not? :lol:
All's well that ends well. Nobody saw it, never happened. This is a made-up story.
Guess what I forgot to do?
RUN, FAT BOY, RUN!!!
At least I figured out what was going on in a split second and sprinted for the cab. That really could have ruined my comeback. Off driving for three years, sent a load of hazmat rolling down the hill into the firehouse, looking for a new job. Will you hire me? Why not? :lol:
All's well that ends well. Nobody saw it, never happened. This is a made-up story.
#2
Jackrabbit379 , 03-29-2011 05:43 AM
Don't worry, you're not the only one that's done that. :lol:
It's funny how you turn on your air for your back trailer, and all of a sudden, it's rolling. It takes a second to realize.... :rofl:
It's funny how you turn on your air for your back trailer, and all of a sudden, it's rolling. It takes a second to realize.... :rofl:
#3
Instead of running for the cab you could also snap the red gladhand off the back trailer. Assuming its just a slow roll you wont get run over.
#4
VPIDarkAngel , 05-15-2011 12:45 PM
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... and it's funny as heck when a driver pulls that red air line off and doesn't realize that he forgot to set the trailer brakes (when uncoupling, that is).Originally Posted by Snowman7
Instead of running for the cab you could also snap the red gladhand off the back trailer. Assuming its just a slow roll you wont get run over.