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My dad taught me to back trailers with the mirrors on the truck several years before I was old enough to have a license. Later on I was a mechanic in a fleet shop with only one door, we had to back everything in or out depending on what we were working on. I even got to where I could back in a set of doubles. It always amazed me how many guys pulling flat beds could not back worth a darn.
Hitch view on my some other brand (SOB) truck while we are still on the subject.
I have tried parking my trailer oriented in different directions to combat the issue but old skool still works best.
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No, that tree is staying for it's oddity status Seems the squirrels use it for a picnic table based on the nut shells sitting on it, could definitely see a row of kids sitting there for a picture. I think it's a hickory of some sort, will figure it out when the leaves come along.
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No, that tree is staying for it's oddity status Seems the squirrels use it for a picnic table based on the nut shells sitting on it, could definitely see a row of kids sitting there for a picture. I think it's a hickory of some sort, will figure it out when the leaves come along.
Sounds good Savage, have a great Friday truckers .......... time to play tats
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