PHOTO: Phew!
Traffic trickles by<br />as the trailer &lsquo;crew&rsquo;<br />wait for help.
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September 25, 2014

PHOTO: Phew!

THE normal flow of traffic on Michael Manley Boulevard in Kingston was disrupted Wednesday Morning when this trailer chassis slipped from the back of this truck, causing a scare for driver and sideman. Help was sought and man driving tractor in the vicinity responded and pushed the ‘cargo’ back in its place. (PHOTOS: MICHAEL GORDON)

 

These men share a light moment as they contemplate how to get the displaced chassis back<br />on the truck.
Help arrives in the form of this front-end loader.

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