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MNGB

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Someone did their job securing the load
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This is the 3rd time this picture has been posted on Tractor talk in the last 2 Days. Do not any of you ever
open up a full page and see what is posted on it????
Loren
 
(quoted from post at 15:29:00 05/02/19) This is the 3rd time this picture has been posted on Tractor talk in the last 2 Days. Do not any of you ever
open up a full page and see what is posted on it????
Loren
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Many people read only the first line of a post then ask for the info that is already given. Or post something that has already been said three times as if they were the first.
 
Sorry to have upset anyone I missed the post will pay closer attention in the future
 
Thanks for sharing. It is quite a photo, it would be fun to know the whole story.

ACG is a top notch guy. ACG hasn't been able to plow for a couple of days now so he is just a little on edge. Ha, Ha.

Paul
 
If you don't want to see it twice...don't look...Old Bill down at the coffee shop tells the same story twice a week and we still let him tell it ;>)
 
????? I have never been on Modern View. And my comment was that it had been posted before, Twice in 2 days. Not a big deal to me, but a bit redundant. Pull your BVDs back down.------Loren
 
Loren, you're being Mr. Nasty today. You forget a simple fact ..... everyone who visits here doesn't open up every post, do you open up every one? If you do, then you're probably in the minority. And sure it might have showed up three times (maybe an exaggeration) already but with a different title. You gotta learn to relax a bit Loren.
 
I was far from hyper. Just stated the facts and asked a question. I did not shout by capitalizing my words in my post or anything.

Sorry that bringing up facts offends people.
Loren
 

I am surprised that no one has pointed out the glaring error in the caption that is attached to the picture, LOL. The caption says that the tractor was STRAPPED down. We all know that the most important YTDOT rule is that anything on wheels, or is it anything made of steel? or is it anything that has tracks? I'll have to go look it up. Anyway YOU MUST USE CHAINS on it. NO STRAPS on tractors!!
 
(quoted from post at 15:29:00 05/02/19) Do not any of you ever
open up a full page and see what is posted on it????
Loren
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Think what you like Loren, but this statement along with the quad of question marks insinuates that those of us who haven t seen it yet either don t know what we re doing or we re not doing it right and you are. If you don t want to see it again, just don t open the thread. Pretty simple. Also, I have yet to understand the attitude of some of you that use the classic view that you are in some way superior to those that use the modern view.

Now, this is the first time I ve seen it, too. However, if I m not mistaken, this happened yesterday on I-840 between Murfreesboro and Lebanon here in middle-TN. I had called a friend because he was late to meet me and he said he was just getting by the traffic jam, that there was a big orange tractor still tied to the trailer and the trailer was sticking straight up in the air. I ll show him the pic tomorrow and ask him.

-Scott
 
(quoted from post at 04:47:22 05/03/19)
(quoted from post at 15:29:00 05/02/19) Do not any of you ever
open up a full page and see what is posted on it????
Loren
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Think what you like Loren, but this statement along with the quad of question marks insinuates that those of us who haven t seen it yet either don t know what we re doing or we re not doing it right and you are. If you don t want to see it again, just don t open the thread. Pretty simple. Also, I have yet to understand the attitude of some of you that use the classic view that you are in some way superior to those that use the modern view.

Now, this is the first time I ve seen it, too. However, if I m not mistaken, this happened yesterday on I-840 between Murfreesboro and Lebanon here in middle-TN. I had called a friend because he was late to meet me and he said he was just getting by the traffic jam, that there was a big orange tractor still tied to the trailer and the trailer was sticking straight up in the air. I ll show him the pic tomorrow and ask him.

-Scott
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It is absolutely ridiculous that this has two views. There should be one.
 
First time I'm seeing it. Not sure it enhanced my quality of life but always good to see an unusual wreck where no one got hurt.

Brings to mind a story guy I worked with told me. He was driving to work, a truck with a wood chipper was following behind. Chipper somehow got loose, passed the truck in the other lane, no one coming the other way. Then passed my friend's car, then cut in front of his car and headed towards the ditch where it stopped. Guess it had a third wheel under the hitch that allowed it to roll around like that.
 
(quoted from post at 18:39:33 05/02/19) Sorry to have upset anyone I missed the post will pay closer attention in the future
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You didn't do anything wrong. Lots of folks come here once a week or so and miss osts all the time. No big deal. If you apologize for doing nothing wrong you only encourage those naysayers who put others down.
 
(quoted from post at 18:58:07 05/02/19)
I am surprised that no one has pointed out the glaring error in the caption that is attached to the picture, LOL. The caption says that the tractor was STRAPPED down. We all know that the most important YTDOT rule is that anything on wheels, or is it anything made of steel? or is it anything that has tracks? I'll have to go look it up. Anyway YOU MUST USE CHAINS on it. NO STRAPS on tractors!!
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ow do you know the tractor was strapped (or chained) down. Maybe the trailer was strapped up! :roll: It's been raining a lot. I'm bored. sorry.
 
(quoted from post at 06:25:31 05/03/19)
(quoted from post at 18:58:07 05/02/19)
I am surprised that no one has pointed out the glaring error in the caption that is attached to the picture, LOL. The caption says that the tractor was STRAPPED down. We all know that the most important YTDOT rule is that anything on wheels, or is it anything made of steel? or is it anything that has tracks? I'll have to go look it up. Anyway YOU MUST USE CHAINS on it. NO STRAPS on tractors!!
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ow do you know the tractor was strapped (or chained) down. Maybe the trailer was strapped up! :roll: It's been raining a lot. I'm bored. sorry.
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Greg, I know it from the OP. Try looking at it again.
 
Hey Loren ,I told you to close the door and don't play with matches. Now just look at the fire you got started. LOL . Old Scovy.
 
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