Oops!

[shoetravel]

My son and I were running errands today. I was letting him drive the truck because he is licensed now. At the intersection a Tundra pulled up next to us towing a Cougar TT. Nothing special except I noticed the handles of both his black and gray tank dump valves were pulled out in the open position. Cap was on, so hopefully he doesn't plan on using his tanks before his next hook up. If not, he is due for a surprise. Unfortunately he did a right turn and was gone before I could catch his attention. Oh well, its his problem.

[scott]

Sounds like a prank some of his friends might have pulled on him. I don't know how I would know that.

[Stan]

That's one of those mistakes that you only do once!





Patrick, good to see you post again, it's seems to have been awhile. Hope all is well.

[Walkingstick]

School of Hard Knocks

[shoetravel]

Stan, just been trying to stay on top of things, 3 kids, job, etc. Did get the Cruiser out earlier this month. Spent a week over at Lincoln Rock State Park.

[daynarankin]

That does sound like it could be a prank

[rv-rick]

Not a very funny prank. If the cap were to pop off the black tank and cause a spill, that poor sucker would be facing fines and probably paying for a hazmat cleanup.

[shoetravel]

Today was a day full of oops. During the drive home from work I saw as follows;
1. an older Fifth Wheel on the shoulder of the hiway with what looked to be a broken wheel spindle.
2. a Class C further up the road on the shoulder over heating.
3. and a TT, I don't remember the make, driving up the highway with the TV antenna still up.

But there were also a lot of rigs travelling uneventful. Sure hope everyone makes it to the CG safely this weekend...