I said "A nice all aluminum trailer with super singles, you could put even more on it and run across the state."
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You ain't hauling that in the real hills. I call some of the hills here "Michigan mountains" LOL.
Not a good idea for someone who isn't familiar with multi axle trailers to haul them at all, that setup was totaled with a 60k load on it on the first curve down the rd from where I was loading in the picture(about a 1/2 mile away). The guy was trained for 6 weeks and then they sent him out with a light load, he had the axles all down(not necessary), and/or too much pressure in them, so when he went into the first curve the trailer went in a straight line, while the truck went left, until it couldn't, then it got drug backwards into the curve and off the rd with the trailer. Those antilock brakes work great, and he didn't stop very fast, it was a nasty mess, wish I had pictures. The driver had a great view of the trailer, but couldn't see where it was going or what it was going to hit, nice way to mess up your pants first thing in the morning
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