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Old 12-04-2010, 11:18 AM
kerry kerry is offline
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I assumed there was some kind of expansion joint where the bridge met the highway that started the Mog bouncing. I also assumed that only the axles were chained to the trailer and with the amount of articulation in a Mog's suspension, it allowed huge motion in the body of the truck while the axles were still firmly attached to the trailer.
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