Posted by Nancy Howell on November 17, 2014 at 13:43:28 from (144.162.164.15):
In Reply to: todays rant! posted by jon f mn on November 17, 2014 at 08:06:08:
Several years ago, James and I were returning from the farm. I was driving our 95 Dodge dually, 1 ton and pulling my 25 ft+ aluminum horse trailer. I don't remember how many horses I had loaded.
We came up on a semi pulling an oversized piece of farm equipment that stuck out on both sides. They had a hard time on the hills and picked up some speed going downhill.
Finally decided to pass. We were about 1/2 way around him when we hit a flat stretch and the semi driver put the pedal down. We were way too cozy. James told me to do whatever I needed to get around that guy before he took us off the road. I told him I already had the gas pedal on the floor.
Last time I dared take my eyes off the road and look at the speedometer, we were well over 70, still picking up speed, but not gaining any ground on the semi. Semi had black smoke pouring out of both stacks. Things were pretty tense. We finally got to a hill and the Cummins pulled that hill pretty as you please and we finally got past him.
I made sure I put plenty of distance between us before I moved back to the right lane and slowed to my normal traveling speed when pulling the big trailer.
There is no doubt in my mind he did it on purpose.
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