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http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2015/01/29/elementary-school-bus-loses-rear-axle/22555527/ (http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2015/01/29/elementary-school-bus-loses-rear-axle/22555527/)
how on earth did he manage that!
Would be a great time to grease up the diff!
I've seen that twice over the years. Once driver caught a high curb going around corner and other time spring shackle/bolts were severely rusted.
I very rarely come over a good school bus driver, I've interviewed a few over the year and everything from nearly running me over to one not knowing where the brake pedal was (left or right of the steering column).
Only time I ever saw the axle come unglued from a truck chassis like that it took a broadside collision on a country road and the car driver that hit truck ended up dead.