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<blockquote data-quote="retiredTxfeeder" data-source="post: 1326784" data-attributes="member: 52978"><p>looked like that over pass was taller in the middle and shorter on the sides due to curvature. May have been an optical illusion. We had a guy here in Texas a couple of years ago that made convertibles out of a set of 13'6" ers when he had to take a detour thru a small town on the way to San Antone because of a freeway closure. Automotive kept a couple of old old 14' ups trailers legal, inspection wise and all. When they ran low on trailers, they would send them out on local CPU's. When they dispatched me with one, I'd try to find some way to red tag it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="retiredTxfeeder, post: 1326784, member: 52978"] looked like that over pass was taller in the middle and shorter on the sides due to curvature. May have been an optical illusion. We had a guy here in Texas a couple of years ago that made convertibles out of a set of 13'6" ers when he had to take a detour thru a small town on the way to San Antone because of a freeway closure. Automotive kept a couple of old old 14' ups trailers legal, inspection wise and all. When they ran low on trailers, they would send them out on local CPU's. When they dispatched me with one, I'd try to find some way to red tag it. [/QUOTE]
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