Member Broke Down, SC

[Recovry4x4]

Just so happened that I work with this guys friend that he bunked with in the police academy. Small world huh?

 

[themadride]

Oops, I forgot this one last picture. being told a tripple tow is a no-no.

Hey, if UPS can do it, why can't you?

 

[MitchG]

Hey Phil I'm glad you finally got home. I have the video of the beast coming to life, but I can't upload it to the site. The camera uses a MP-4 format. Anyone know how to convert it or somehow to get it uploaded?

You have a chance to get the other issues taken care of yet?

 

[jwaller]

Hey, if UPS can do it, why can't you?

because just like in SC I bet that when towing doubles or triples you can ONLY tow 28ft trailers and only with the use of converter dollies.

 

[Ferroequinologist]

because just like in SC I bet that when towing doubles or triples you can ONLY tow 28ft trailers and only with the use of converter dollies.

Yep. It's not the fact it's doubles, it's what it is that makes it illegal. You can tow a 5th wheel camper with a boat or jetski behind it in SC, but it's only because the first trailer is a 5th wheel.

And I knew we risked getting pulled on the way to Mitch's, but sometimes... you've just got to apply a little ORM.

 

[Recovry4x4]

Yep. It's not the fact it's doubles, it's what it is that makes it illegal. You can tow a 5th wheel camper with a boat or jetski behind it in SC, but it's only because the first trailer is a 5th wheel.

And I knew we risked getting pulled on the way to Mitch's, but sometimes... you've just got to apply a little ORM.

In FL the 5th wheel doesn't factor in. Triples are only authorized as a commercial vehicle.

 

[SCSG-G4]

Ferro,
You also had a trail vehicle with four way flashers all the way from the motel to Mitch's house, while not helping on the legal end, did at least notify everyone that something was going on.

 

[Ferroequinologist]

I know Mike, that also factored into my ORM- Operational Risk Management.