Rte 202 south of Jacksonville, FL - which you will take if you're going south on 95 and then over to the coast, down to St Augustine for example.
This bridge, specifically: https://www.google.com/maps/place/3...m4!3m3!8m2!3d30.257281!4d-81.426816?entry=ttu
I forgot about this until today.
Heading east, if you take this route, either slow down (better) or speed up past the speed limit - which was either 50 or 55.
This &*^%^$ bridge has expansion joints that cause chucking, and cruise set at speed limit will set up a resonance feedback that about bounces you off the road.
Us and a delivery truck had the same problem.
I about crapped my pants and the front end nearly came off the ground.
If this happens, don't panic, hopefully you brought a towel, ease off the gas and keep 'er as straight as you can, it'll smooth out.
Worst chucking I've ever had and hope to never experience again!
I did a thorough inspection of the Anderson hitch & kingpin coupler after we arrived, all good, thankfully.
This bridge, specifically: https://www.google.com/maps/place/3...m4!3m3!8m2!3d30.257281!4d-81.426816?entry=ttu
I forgot about this until today.
Heading east, if you take this route, either slow down (better) or speed up past the speed limit - which was either 50 or 55.
This &*^%^$ bridge has expansion joints that cause chucking, and cruise set at speed limit will set up a resonance feedback that about bounces you off the road.
Us and a delivery truck had the same problem.
I about crapped my pants and the front end nearly came off the ground.
If this happens, don't panic, hopefully you brought a towel, ease off the gas and keep 'er as straight as you can, it'll smooth out.
Worst chucking I've ever had and hope to never experience again!
I did a thorough inspection of the Anderson hitch & kingpin coupler after we arrived, all good, thankfully.
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