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Glad you are OK Lisa and that trucking company is that is the whole hub assembly....dam brake shoes are still in that assembly...… Quality Pm's with that company...…….. NOT

 

Free drug test is standard. There may be no blame placed. Sometimes "shit happens". It's a concrete truck not a space shuttle.

 

Now downstairs in the rehabilitation facility in my own . It's nice , my own room with shower and the newest most recent renovation at the VA . Will start therapy tomorrow Morning 2x's per day an hour ea visit 6 days a week

 

Correct me if I am wrong but if the whole hub brakes drum and so on came off sheared at the axle and behind the ears ? If so I am guessing no inspection would catch it nor would tire or brake service?

 

I was trying to piece that all together. She said the driver turned around and came back. If it was a standard 10 wheel truck he would have came to a stop. The tire in the picture is too narrow to be a steering tire. I'm thinking it may have been a rear tag wheel. We have some trucks here that have multiple drop wheels between the standard steering axle and the intermediate and rear axles. I seen one dump truck with 18 wheels and no trailer...that was the "dirt limo" from last year. Concrete trucks can get pretty crazy with more wheels to spread out all that weight. It all depends on the truck configuration.

 

Glad your ok sweetie

 

I just went back and checked her picture. That tire is a 22.5, a standard drive tire. The end of where the axle would normally be is hollow. I have never seen that before. I haven't seen every kind out there so I have no clue.

 

Sorry to keep beating this horse, but that's just 1 wheel and, if it's a dual, there's no outside wheel. I can't picture what configuration the truck is.

 

I’ve seen that single rear wheel configuration on a tri axle...

 

I was just wondering that. I've seen rear drop axles and I think they use a standard tube axle, like on a trailer, but why would the hub be splined? Keep the break drum from spinning?

 

...I love a good mystery...

 

Is it splined?
Doesn’t look like it but Im blind anyway

Looks like it lost the bearing assembly.
Doesn’t look like a full floater.
I don’t know.

 

That’s good news Chuck. All the best with the PT.

 

Recover well Chuck.

 

I believe you're right.

 

I was wondering if you guys had the backward drum trucks. The "helper" description helps. I am totally unfamiliar with that configuration of trucks. That dude has 16 wheels on it.

 

Montana must "Bridge" with that many axles …..

Either the castle nut holding the outer took a "dump" or poor "PM" got it hot and it went onto "driving my life away" ...No apparent grease or heavy oil inside that drum so catastrophic kinda ruled out


NOW Ms.Weesa , where is that You Tube you were starring in ????