Towing above 65
Currently out camping and on the way up I was getting past left and right by rv's. If you have a proper truck and change your trailer tires to LTs. Can trailers be safely towed in the 70 mph range. Th...
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Huntindog wrote:
This just proves that even when you get jello nailed to the tree..... It won't stay there.
This "story" about the pic has been convuleted so much as the poster of it trys to eveade the questions.. That it is hard to see the fire for the smoke.
Since the picture poster was supposedly trying to make a point by posting the pic...
It is up to him to make said point by stopping the evasion dance, and actually answering the questions that are being asked.
HERE IT IS IN PLAIN ENGLISH:
HOW FAST WAS THE TT GOING?
and
WHAT DID THAT HAVE TO DO WITH HIM MERGING INTO THE SEMI?
100% correct there is no direct correlation between the speed and the crash, the RV driver would have crashed at any speed when he contacted the front of the semi. Why the semi driver didn't hit the brakes when he saw the guy coming in short...like a giant game of chicken.
The ONLY correlation to speed in this crash is that you could say that the RV driver's desire to go faster caused him to want to pass the semi, which turned out not to be a prudent decision. Had he been content to follow behind the semi at a slower speed he would likely be alive today.
