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This Great Tool

Started by EL-RoadTripper, March 26, 2011, 03:59:10 PM

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EL-RoadTripper

A week ago while driving in Cleveland, TN, I came upon a low clearance that was
not clearly marked and could've taken my camper roof off.

I since purchased the system from http://www.lowclearances.com and installed it
to my Garmin 1450LMT.

On my initial "test" run, it detected a 7' 10" in the Chattanooga, TN area that
I was aware of and is not listed in my trucker's atlas.

I am a retired trucker and trained to be alert for low clearances. I now
regularly tow a 5th wheel camper that is 13' 3" and would not want to be
without this great tool.

Thanks for making this great product available!

Anniepoo

Dunno about his 'great tool' but I have a far simpler one.

I can't claim credit for this idea. I originally saw it on a beat up bookmobile conversion rig.

He/she had a length of stiff wire sticking from the front top of the rig, like a fishing rod. On the end was a christmas 'jingle bell' style bell. So if he 'crashed' anything into an overhead obstruction, it'd be the bell.

Hmm... writing this reminds me, I gotta add these to my clipper.

They look a tad funny, but you'll look funnier with fiberglass damage.