Posted by super99 on October 21, 2007 at 03:33:10 from (75.107.164.177):
In Reply to: What would YOU do ?? posted by Dutchman on October 20, 2007 at 16:52:02:
Couldn't hurt to do that, thought about doing that when I was pulling wagons to town with tractor. Most drivers have no clue what the orange triangle means. They see them used as driveway markers and many more things that they aren't meant for. I have seen wagons with SLOW written across the back, think it's a good idea. Now I'll drive several miles out of the way to stay on backroads. Never had an accident, but have had idiots pass me and cut back in so close that I have had to turn wheels right to miss their bumper. Was driving MF750 to town on the highway one time and looking for cars, didn't see any and I open the door and leaned out to spit and there was a lady so close that her hood was almost under the chopper. Had not met a car in over a mile so she had plenty of room to get around. There was a good shoulder there so I pulled onto it and she finally floored it and went on. Chris
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