Posted by old on August 27, 2020 at 14:49:27 from (67.142.112.53):
In Reply to: On the job today posted by jon f mn on August 27, 2020 at 13:19:38:
Don't you just love jobs like that. I still remember a number of places driving trucks where if you made a 6 inch mistake you could end up in the Lake of the Ozarks. Plus that was going backwards. There is a Condo that one can see from Hwy 5 as you cross one of the bridges that is where we did that job and a couple of times one of the guys came close but got lucky and some one stopped him before he did go off. Or another job we did where there was not enough room to turn around so you loaded up going forward then backed a mile to where you dumped the load. Or the time when DOT did a route when I was pulling a mobile home where the under pass was to low to get under and soem truckers told of of a way around but the way around left me with 1 inch on either side to cross a bridge
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