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Re: [libertysidesaddle] Fwd: Anatomy of a pileup

Wow, Bird!
Thank heaven above that you, horses and everyone else escaped unharmed. Stories like yours should be reality checks for all of us. Even with my brakes functioning, I probably would have plowed right through the car that stopped in front, weight alone would push my truck with the brakes smokin'. (22,500 lbs is what our rig, horses, truck, water, fully loaded weighs.) You're right, It doesn't stop on a dime, and even if it could, I wouldn't want to throw my horses around. I'm grateful everyone is OK, and that you were able to find the problem before you head out again. Very scary.
(((Hugs))) Barb

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Subject: [libertysidesaddle] Fwd: Anatomy of a pileup
To: libertysidesaddle@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, July 20, 2009, 1:46 PM

 
Here is an article I wrote for our Hawaii horse magazine, Malama Lio, which means, to help the horse. Hope someone finds it useful ...
 Bird


Mon Jul 20, 2009 6:03 pm

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Here is an article I wrote for our Hawaii horse magazine, Malama Lio, which means, to help the horse. Hope someone finds it useful ... Bird ...
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Jul 20, 2009
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Wow, Bird! Thank heaven above that you, horses and everyone else escaped unharmed. Stories like yours should be reality checks for all of us. Even with my...
Barbara Thelen
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Jul 20, 2009
6:03 pm

Not all tow trucks are created equal. Here in California, with AAA extra coverage, they will not work on the truck or trailer with horses in it, nor tow with...
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Jul 20, 2009
9:33 pm

You are so right about different policies in different places regarding towing horse trailers. That's why I have US Rider and don't rely solely upon  AAA or...
Barbara Thelen
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Jul 20, 2009
9:56 pm

Wow...so glad you shared this. I just hauled a horse trailer this weekend and at an intersection had a motorcycle pull out in front of me...my wheelchair lift...
Mare Simonar-Dykes
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Jul 21, 2009
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"Here in California, with AAA extra coverage, they will not work on the truck or trailer with horses in it, nor tow with the horses in it." And this is why...
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Jul 21, 2009
11:26 am

AAA is not/was not designed for dealing with live animals. If you get the service you need while towing horses, it will be strictly by luck in a specific area....
Terry Banister
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Jul 21, 2009
6:18 pm

I, too, have US Rider coverage.? And, I have had to use it. I cannot say enough good about them - when I broke down on I-95 and called them, they answered as...
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