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  • Head Jackass: Haha! Close encounter, eh? Lemme tell ya, it’s exhilarating to get caught placing a Jackass Card!
  • Lexy Torres: The funniest part of this (at least I think so) is that the guy that drove this truck was a head of me...
  • Chris: Ok, Allen, cause you KNOW there wasn’t a truck or something over parking that line before hand causing...
  • hates parking jackasses: Really, was that truck really parked there to keep other people safe? or does it just belong...
  • paul edwards: Guy parks here like this every single day…..
  • cdsetxo: Indeed I am
  • Head Jackass: I believe you’re referring to this post.
  • cdsetxo: No! Perhaps I should have worded that better. The Chevy Cruze parks in that spot all the time. I’ve...
  • Doug: This space is also marked “van accessable” (small blue sign atttached below) which means only a van...
  • Joe Blow: Wait… is the submitter claiming this is the same person in the same spot? Because that is obviously...

3 Responses to “Way Too Many Spaces”

  1. Moron, that's not a "fifth wheel" it's a TRAILER. Fifth wheels hook up in a truck bed, not on a "bumper hitch".

  2. TruckDrivin'Girl

    Actually, "fifth-wheel" refers to trailers that hook up similarly to a Semi truck/trailer… a 5th wheel plate is bolted into the bed of the truck. The kingpin (welded onto the nose of the trailer) rests and is locked into in the center of the plate.
    A trailer that "hooks into the truck bed" is referred to as a gooseneck… much the same as a bumper pull, except the ball hitch is in the center of the truck bed rather than hanging out by the bumper.

    If you're going to be rude, you could at least have your facts straight.

  3. TruckDrivin'Girl

    Actually, "fifth-wheel" refers to trailers that hook up similarly to a Semi truck/trailer… a 5th wheel plate is bolted into the bed of the truck. The kingpin (welded onto the nose of the trailer) rests and is locked into in the center of the plate.
    A trailer that "hooks into the truck bed" is referred to as a gooseneck… much the same as a bumper pull, except the ball hitch is in the center of the truck bed rather than hanging out by the bumper.

    If you're going to be rude, you could at least have your facts straight.

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