No wheels on my wagon

UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUMS THE UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUM (INTERACTIVE)
1

From this morning’s East Anglian Daily Times:

eadt.co.uk/news/copdock_fall … 2_1_842943

the comments below the story are interesting.

2

it was probably caused by something falling off the iveco first… :laughing:

3

Didn’t know Iveco started making trailers :laughing: :laughing:

4

isnt the first time that has happened there either…

5

I spotted one the same as this on the 25 a few years back, must of just happened too, driver was scratching his head behind the motor. Massive great gouge in the tarmac too.

6

hello dispatch I am going to be just a little late with my delivery. :laughing:

7

could be driver error (comments) :stuck_out_tongue:

8

Wheel Nut:
could be driver error (comments) :stuck_out_tongue:

Hasn’t checked to see if pins are out and located properly, and if hes just tipped, the load sensor on the trailer may be a bit sticky putting trailer brakes on hard and between the two bye bye back end. :laughing:

9

“I’ve tipped the container Boss. What now?”

10

FOR SALE 6 super singels for 40ft trailer :laughing: :laughing:

11

Northern boy:
FOR SALE 6 super singels for 40ft trailer :laughing: :laughing:

with nice flat spots on the bottoms to stop them rolling away when fitting :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

12

C10HOO:
I spotted one the same as this on the 25 a few years back, must of just happened too, driver was scratching his head behind the motor. Massive great gouge in the tarmac too.

HIya…i saw the M25 incident to,if it was just at the top of the hill about 2 to 3 miles before the A10 junction.
the chap was just getting to the back of the container as i went past…the wheels and back of the chassis
stopped but was about to go into the trees on the hard shoulder.
John