trickpony1
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....but think of all the money the company saved with tax incentives, write offs and cost.
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Cementups
Box Monkey
The truck didn't blow up because of the tanks. The tanks are still fully intact. it went up because of a bad fitting which could happen on a diesel or LNG truck as well. All the safety precautions set forth for the CNG did their jobs or it would have been MUCH worse.
Yeet
Not gonna let ‘em catch the Midnight Rider
It was explained to me that the fuel can’t ignite unless it’s at least 20 feet in the air.
Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
Well now I gotta know how the
he jumped that thing!ManInBrown
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Every time I’m in WILPA and I see a feeder driver filling up one of those natural gas tractors it makes me nervous. I don’t even want to be around it. Seems dangerous. Asked a guy one time did they train you how to fill them up? Nope was his response.
Thebrownblob
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Natural gas is pretty much all we have left for every vehicle at my location except for sleepers. No, no one trained me how to fill that damn thing, took me about three or four tries before I figured it out lol.
