- Oct 28, 1999
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Make a run over to Home Depot to pick up some cat5 modules and some misc other odds 'n ends. Pull out of the parking, drive a block down the road and approach a red light. There's a truck in front of me that has about 12 feet worth of some sort of aluminum trim in the back There's probably 5-10 12' pieces in there. They hang half in the truck, half out. For starters I nearly put it through the front end of my truck because the trim was black, and the truck was black and the red flag that is *supposed* to be hung on the end was actually a red piece of tape stuck about halfway down the trim piece. A long ways from the end.
The truck bed has a hard plastic liner in it. And trim isn't wired down in way. I'm sitting here thinking...long pieces of metal...on a slippery surface...not strapped down. Can't be good. We're sitting in a left turn lane. Light goes green, I stay put, they go to make the turn and wouldn't you know it, all of those pieces of trim go flying out the back end spraying all over the intersection.
:disgust:
It's called a bungee strap. Spend $1 and buy 4 of them.
The truck bed has a hard plastic liner in it. And trim isn't wired down in way. I'm sitting here thinking...long pieces of metal...on a slippery surface...not strapped down. Can't be good. We're sitting in a left turn lane. Light goes green, I stay put, they go to make the turn and wouldn't you know it, all of those pieces of trim go flying out the back end spraying all over the intersection.
:disgust:
It's called a bungee strap. Spend $1 and buy 4 of them.
