I couldn't resist....

wnjj wrote:

newman fulltimer wrote:

MFL wrote:
Seems that truck should have been disconnected sooner, rather than later!

Jerry

he couldnt get it unhooked as no power for the jacks

Pretty sure jacks are optional in a situation like this.

I’m not sure I could get my hitch open without using the jacks to take pressure off the hitch.

I don't think I would hang around trying to open the gate and release the hitch. Let the insurance company deal with it.

Grit dog wrote:
Probably because it was a srw truck! You weight cops are right! Overweight will end up in a fiery disaster ! Lol
Agree about the power / jacks. That happens I’m pulling the pin and flooring it!

Told you! :B

If the fire was towards the rear of the trailer I would probably try to get the truck unhooked but otherwise I agree in letting the insurance company deal with it.

I would un-latch the hitch and floor it. You would have to get a new bed, but not a new truck, and at least you could drive home.

This is what happens when you drive like a house afire....

^Yup. Probably doing 66 mph! Lol