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I would have thought with the fiver tailgate he had, that would have reduced drag enough that he could have handled a 90 mph crosswind. Maybe his mirrors were flipped down?
I would have thought with the fiver tailgate he had, that would have reduced drag enough that he could have handled a 90 mph crosswind. Maybe his mirrors were flipped down?
He was low on DEF........that could have caused it.........
Not sure if you saw it in my thread Scott. This was a delivery driver bringing the new Redwood to the dealer on I80 in Montana. There was a "high wind advisory" that day. It was ignored...
Any time they issue a "high wind advisory"
along the eastern slope of the Rockies, pay heed! Batten down the hatches, and hold on! Dually.....park it and sit it out!
along the eastern slope of the Rockies, pay heed! Batten down the hatches, and hold on! Dually.....park it and sit it out!
YEP...........Bet the guy was headed west......that would lay him on his starboard side. The highest winds have been coming from the south...southwest.
I think it is because my 6.0L had the channels in the roof. It wasn't smooth and there is no way that's a DRW 6.7 bed. I think the roof of the Ram's are smooth like that one.
I got approved for the week off yesterday btw, not that I was worried about it.
I'm going to try and do a drive by on the campground over Christmas weekend, I'll see if any off season contact info is listed on the gate, unlikely I know, more of an excuse to rubberneck.