Maddin, however, decided to unhitch the truck and drive down the road.
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You can unhitch the trailer and leave it behind, using the tow vehicle for exploring.
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The big question: Will Carlisle unhitch himself from a tendency to drill-instruct every possession?
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Those gestures also signaled his wish to unhitch the papacy from the office's authoritarian legacy.
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The system can also hitch and unhitch trailers, connect and disconnect trailer brake lines, and monitor trailer locations.
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You also need to hitch and unhitch the trailer, carefully going through the steps to ensure a safe connection.
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Though Jason was able to unhitch his truck from the blazing trailer, the vehicle itself sustained damage as well, the Journal reports.
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Among the industry executives I spoke with, the outlook is optimistic as they unhitch their wagons from the sputtering star of self-driving cars.
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Wasser has become a big proponent of conflict-free divorce with her website, It's Over Easy ... which allows people to unhitch without hiring an attorney.
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Others are not that lucky: In some cases, according to Mr. Claburn, the repo agents just unhitch the trailer where they find it and drive away.
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Miraculously, no one was injured: The truck's driver managed to unhitch his trailer and take off before the inferno really got going, according to the Daily Telegram.
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When on October 7, 2016, The Washington Post -- which also broke the Moore story -- published a tape in which then-candidate Donald Trump could be heard bragging that, because he is "a star," women allow him to "grab them by the p---y," a raft of high-profile Capitol Hill Republicans rushed to unhitch their wagons from his campaign.
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The downside is that the hitch takes up room in the pickup truck's cargo bed regardless of whether the trailer is hitched or not. The hitch can be unbolted from the bed but this takes a lot more time and effort than the unhitch operation.
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The freighters had to stop, unhitch and "double team" or even "triple team" each of the wagons. In 1864 while ascending a steep grade on the trail, a wagon ran its outside wheels off the trail and went over, dragging the ox team with it. The descent of 300 feet killed the oxen, badly damaged the wagon and scattered its contents.
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He forced McConnell to unhitch the team and take them over the crest of the hill. Boles then tried to remove the strongbox from the stage, but it had been bolted to the floor and took Boles some time to remove. Rolleri and McConnell went over the crest and saw Boles backing out of the stage with the strong box. McConnell grabbed Rolleri's rifle and fired at Boles twice but missed.
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The rest of the party continued until reaching Truckey's (or Truckee) Lake (now Donner Lake). Here they left six of their eleven wagons because of difficulties getting the wagons over the pass and continued with the remaining five. At one point they had to unhitch the wagons and haul them up a cliff with makeshift pulleys while the oxen were led up through a narrow slot. On November 25 they managed to reach the top of the pass.
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Yet another section was a trailer terminal, with various mechanical devices that would semiautomatically hitch or unhitch a semi-trailer, and reverse the direction of the tractor_unit. There was also a collapsing bridge section, complete with a detour. A special custom edition of the Motorific Torture Track was sold through Flying A (now Getty) gas stations in 1966, consisting of three individual sets with custom Flying A signs for the hazards. In the first two years of distribution, there were 18 different Motorific car body styles offered for sale.
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The Servi-Car was designed during the Great Depression when Harley-Davidson was desperate to expand its product base to increase sales. Targeted at the automotive service industry, the vehicle was designed to be towed behind a car to be delivered to a customer; when the car was delivered at its destination, the driver would unhitch the Servi-Car and ride back to the garage.Servi-Car Homepage - History For this reason, it was available with a tow bar at the front and a large 60 Ah battery. In addition to its intended use for car delivery and retrieval, the Servi-Car was also popular as a utility vehicle for small businesses and mobile vendors.
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Ninnis developed photokeratitis (snow-blindness), which Mawson treated with zinc sulfate and cocaine hydrochloride.Mawson (1996), p. 146. They were also losing dogs; one broke his leg and was shot, another fell ill, and a third was lost down a crevasse.Bickel (2000), p. 101. On 24 November, the party reached the eastern side of the glacier and ascended to the plateau.Mawson (1996), p. 151. On level ground again, they began to make quick progress. They awoke on the morning of 27 November to find another glacier (later known as the Ninnis Glacier) far larger than the first.Bickel (2000), p. 105.Riffenburgh (2009), p. 110. As with the first glacier, they had to unhitch the dogs from the sledges and slowly make the treacherous descent.
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Thomas Hardy's account of the trials, 1794 Treason Trials, which were prompted by the verdict in Paine's trial Although it failed to sway the jury, Erskine's speech was given a rapturous response. After he left the court, he was confronted by a mob that cheered him and shouted, "Damn Tom Paine, but Erskine for ever, and the Liberty of the Press; the King, the Constitution, and Erskine for ever". The crowd proceeded to unhitch the horses from his carriage and carry the carriage (with him inside) to his lodgings at Serjeant's Inn. Over 30 transcripts or reports of the trial were printed, all of which contained Erskine's speech, and many editions emphasised Erskine's name and the theme of his speech on the title pages, using it to sell copies.
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