WOW! semi hauling hog feed just crashed by my house..

[lefe1]

facebook video of the crash..

https://www.facebook.com/AshlandCountyP ... 96076/?t=1

[Cowboy5130]

Well alrighty then!

[lefe1]

what is up with these semi's with grain crashing by my house just had another one crash a couple hours ago..

[redglasses]

Woah, that’s a bit nuts

[Husqvarna TS 352]

Lefe1. Looks like you're gonna need to move house before you get a semi hauling grain smash right through your lounge room.

[Walrusman02]

looks like my fs driving skills

[PoggleBox]

Cornering too fast. Bulk grain can act like a liquid when sufficient force is applied. So their cornering becomes almost tanker like. It happens over here quite a lot too.

[W1der]

Probably been playing FS to much and forgot about real life physics ...

[VMB-TAN]

WTH?! Are the drivers okay? No piggies starved right?

[lefe1]

yep all drivers okay

[Jagtractor]

That's a nasty little ditch right beside the road. Guess they are getting their front tires caught in them and just get pulled in.

[Ghostlycandle28]

So FS 19 got it right then? When I roll a truck full of pig food the grain stays in it, bring over a harvester and roll it right side up again and off you go. no starving piggies LOL.

[Deadeye]

I'm curious as to what the cause of the accidents were? I read above where someone thought that taking corners too quickly may have been the cause? That most certainly could've been the case, as tractor trailers tend to roll easier anyhow, and add in the loose cargo in a bulk tank, and you have good conditions for a rollover. Sure glad they're all ok though!