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> Bad 5 Tons, owning a 5 ton myself a M-817w/w weighing in at 24,000lbs
empty
> and loaded with stone at around 44,000 lbs am well aware of what they can
> do. I always pre trip the truck before it goes on the road, always drive
on
> the defense with the headlight on. While driving with CDL most companies
do
> believe there is no such thing as a accident but a deer can do 35mph in a
> leap from a embankment. Still your fault. Ok then we drive 20 mph to avoid
> deer in the country get 25 more trucks and drivers do to being safety
> minded! No way can we do that. Accidents do happen and always will but as
> long as it is realized that it was a accident we can go on. As far as
> hitting the brakes a pull to the right would have put the truck into the
> drivers seat so perhaps non braking was gods wonder.
> Oh yes trying this list again hmm hope it works if it doesn't I will
send
> it as a attachment to the other list. More than one way to post it.
> Anyone know of any cargo covers for a M-817 and also looking for the
> decals that go on the air cleaner.
> Also Joe you looking for a new drivers seat cushion for your truck?
Not
> funny but glad no one was hurt seriously.
>
> Billy P. Whyde
> M-817w/w, M-103 owner in Ohio
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