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Posted 10/31/2006 18:36 (#56822 - in reply to #56818)
Subject: Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be?

Shelby, MT

I think we broke a 100 once or twice this summer maybe 99....but mostly 80-90s when it is hot....we usually go from 50 to -10 or something nice like that in fall and winter...and that comes with 50-70 mph wind...overall it is nice here....

How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - cyfarm : 10/30/2006 21:58
- RE: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - agboy : 10/30/2006 22:07
  - Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - eddiedry : 10/30/2006 22:45
  - Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - plowboy : 10/30/2006 23:10
    - Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - dave morgan : 10/31/2006 00:50
      - Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - crb : 10/31/2006 08:18
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - cyfarm : 10/31/2006 08:36
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - Firefarmer : 10/31/2006 09:23
        
        Re: I agree Tembren - Robert in CenMo : 10/31/2006 20:37
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - Stacy : 10/31/2006 12:04
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - MTfarm : 10/31/2006 12:07
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - Stacy : 10/31/2006 17:55
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - MTfarm : 10/31/2006 17:58
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - feelnrite : 10/31/2006 18:15
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - MTfarm : 10/31/2006 18:36

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