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| When we parked the semi the roads were a bit damp but not bad. Never would have dreamed one of the duals would be totally full of mud in those conditions.
Do I have to dig it out before I go anywhere or will it fly out without damaging anything? It’s the left rear on the trailer so I’m concerned maybe some will come out and maybe some won’t and it will be way out of balance and I won’t be able to tell because of it being so far from me.
Right now I’m thinking of driving 4 miles to the highway at maybe 40 mph and then stopping and digging out whatever is left before I get on the highway.
Guess I have never had this happen and I don’t want to destroy something in the first 4 miles if what I’m thinking is a bad idea. Was hoping the tires flexing would break it loose some and make the digging easier.
Edited by dpilot83 2/5/2020 10:22
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Frozen mud between semi tires
