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Don’t get yourself in this kind of situation!
I found this on one of the Prevost Facebook pages. I believe this happened in Hawaii.
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WoW! He was just told about his dues increase for 2019…
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That’s how they change tires there
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Is it just me or is that a bus peeing on a fire hydrant?
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I think what surprises me the most about the pictures is “Why didn’t he stop”? Both the front drivers side and the right rear tires were in play. Why didn’t he stop?
I’ve had a couple times with my bus where I decided “I ain’t dooin it”! One time I actually got out of the bus and asked for and got help from other driver to get people to back up, move over etc. Sometimes mountain roads aren’t to accommodating. But people are for the most part. In my situation they were happy to help!
I sometimes think of putting a sign on the back of my bus saying “My name is Harry and I do stupid”! Then I thought why, it sounds like all of us… Doing stupid not being called Harry.
Harry
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Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!
Every week I am pulling into or backing into churches with small and uneven entrances and I am constantly looking to avoid trouble just like that! It makes me love wide roads and large flat approaches!
They should train drivers on Jon’s driveway and bus barn. A chance at some side income, Jon?
Davy
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I’m still in training. I have such a multi-step procedure to get into the garage without knocking over the garage or tearing the spoiler off the top of the bus every in or out of the garage is a practice session.
Even if I manage to not damage the bus or garage going in or out, I still have to go through multiple steps raising and lowering the coach at various points so I do not high center the bus or drag the rear underside including the generator and engine exhaust tips on the ground.
I guess driving a Prevost has the potential to expose us to stuff we don’t even imagine. We don’t have a clue about all the experiences folks have but rather not talk about.
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Drive one of these coaches and it’s all simple geometric angles. Degrees in positive and negative. PM Harry for the heads up.
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