Truck Driver puts my TV, internet & phone "Out Of Service"
#31
12-21-2006, 07:49 AM
I was sent to a private home a week or so ago with stone on for a guys drive way, I said to the man I can't tip here cos of the cable he said
don't worry I keep an eye on the box as it rises, He told me it was a phone line so i agreed to his request, but I missed the power line in frontbehind tree line that he forgot to mention till I heard him shout over the sound of the engine. You've never seen anyone act so quick, what a shock. but a lesson learned. Red
#32
12-21-2006, 08:12 AM
Originally Posted by uglymutt
just sayin there REV, if a truck took out the lines then a rv/bus would too, and yes i have seen rv's taller than me on the road with their big air conditioner ontop and one had a globe thingee looking sat dish mounted, was probably 14 feet high that one, see them all the time just sayin
#34
12-21-2006, 09:49 AM
Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
Originally Posted by uglymutt
just sayin there REV, if a truck took out the lines then a rv/bus would too, and yes i have seen rv's taller than me on the road with their big air conditioner ontop and one had a globe thingee looking sat dish mounted, was probably 14 feet high that one, see them all the time just sayin
Looks like 14 1/2 feet is the highest. kc0iv
#35
12-21-2006, 10:06 AM
That is just how high a state will allow, not how high they are.
Noticed a few things wrong, Like, unless Calif changed it's law in the last 2 years, Motor homes could not be longer than 40 ft.... On that list it says 45 ft. Ya, I've seen some pushing 14 ft, but they were home built or custom built, but the norm factory built is 11+ ft to just under 13 ft
#36
12-21-2006, 11:57 PM
Originally Posted by glasman2
That is just how high a state will allow, not how high they are.
Noticed a few things wrong, Like, unless Calif changed it's law in the last 2 years, Motor homes could not be longer than 40 ft.... On that list it says 45 ft. Ya, I've seen some pushing 14 ft, but they were home built or custom built, but the norm factory built is 11+ ft to just under 13 ft (11) (A) A house car of a length of up to 45 feet when operating on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways or when using those portions of federal aid primary system highways that have been qualified by the United States Secretary of Transportation for that use, or when using routes appropriately identified by the Department of Transportation or local authorities, with respect to highways under their respective jurisdictions. (B) A house car described in subparagraph (A) may be operated on a highway that provides reasonable access to facilities for purposes limited to fuel, food, and lodging when that access is consistent with the safe operation of the vehicle and when the facility is within one road mile of identified points of ingress and egress to or from highways specified in subparagraph (A) for use by that vehicle. (C) As used in this paragraph and paragraph (10), "reasonable access" means access substantially similar to that authorized for combinations of vehicles pursuant to subdivision (c) of Section 35401.5. See: Calif Law kc0iv |
