Posted by showcrop on August 25, 2016 at 15:07:34 from (73.238.20.26):
How far have you surfed? I was moving a Dresser 125, around 10 tons, for a friend today. He was driving it on, and though I have blocked trailer tires many times to guard against surfing, and have advised others to do it a number of times, all I was thinking of was getting the crawler to the right place on the trailer. It was nearly level where we were loading, but it was smooth hard packed gravel. When he got the crawler up to where it tipped over, the weight went off the ramps, onto the back of the trailer and off the back of the truck. The whole outfit started to roll. I ran for the truck, and got on the seat at the same time as my friend got it backed off far enough so that the ramps were pressed hard on the ground again. We went about 25 feet. How far have you surfed?
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