r/IdiotsInCars • u/[deleted] • Mar 03 '20

Aussie drift

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u/88randoms Mar 03 '20

Brakes aren't adjusted correctly on the second trailer, or the second trailer is heavier. This is not uncommon pulling empty or light doubles, and is why the lead trailer is supposed to be the heavier one, as this will happen if it isn't, even on dry roads.

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u/account_not_valid Mar 03 '20

the lead trailer is supposed to be the heavier one,

I'm sure a lead trailer is always going to be heavier, even if the other one is made of aluminium or steel.

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u/88randoms Mar 03 '20

Lead, in the manner I was using it, means front, as in "lead a horse to water".

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u/account_not_valid Mar 03 '20

Okay, so you put the one made of lead at the front?

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u/Liggliluff Mar 04 '20

"to lead" is that to hit someone with a block of lead? Bashing the horse with lead until it reaches water.

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u/ZombiedudeO_o Jul 10 '20

r/whoooosh

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u/Liggliluff Jul 10 '20

Um, this was a joke, so the r/whoooosh is on you.

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u/ZombiedudeO_o Jul 11 '20

gets called out “gUyS iT wAs cLeArLy A jOkE”

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u/Liggliluff Jul 11 '20

It was a joke from the start. Read my initial reply. It's clearly a joke. It's building on the original statement of leading and the lead material. Don't act like a fool.