As always there were lots of laughs. We will miss them very much.
After returning to the campground we got things ready to go and said goodbye to friends Steve and Jannel. We fueled up and were Mississippi bound. Things were going great until we had blow out on the right front tire in Gould, Arkansas. It sounded louder than a shotgun to me. Fred was freaked out and ran to the bedroom. Poor doggie. John got the rig stopped and went to the door to go check out the damage but he door was stuck. You know that was not a good sign.
We were on a two lane highway with a middle turning lane so John was able to pull to the middle until he could get it off the road. A lady whose driveway is directly across from where we stopped came out to talk to John. She told him we could park in her driveway. We are very thankful that this is the only damage and no one was hurt. John called Coachnet and they had to locate someone with the right size tire. Finally, around 8:00 p.m. the tire man arrived. Yeah!!
He was finished in less than a hour. Because it was so late we decided to drive a few miles up the road to McGehee to Wal-mart to stay for the night. What a day it has been.
Laugh everyday. Happy trails. Stay safe.
Oh man! Any idea why it blew?
ReplyDeleteGuessing age, they were 6 years old and we were going to replace them in MS.
Deleteoh yuck. . .that is just awful. . .any idea what caused it? So scary. . .
ReplyDeleteGuessing age, they were 6 years old and we were going to replace them in MS.
DeleteGlad you were able to get stopped safely. What kind of tire were you running?
ReplyDeleteMike Wade
6 year old Goodyear G670 RV tires.
DeleteMark and Dortha had their MH destroyed When it was picked up to go to the shop. We are planning on being back on the road next summer. Maybe we will see you out there?
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