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It happened right in the middle of Albuquerque on I-40.

Rick has now drilled and pinned mine. Thank you, Honey! :) Hopefully, I will not have another problem. I still plan to check regularly.

Unfortunately, it wasn't my trailer. I deliver for a living and was transporting it to a dealer.

It is what they call a stock trailer. And yes it is empty. We never haul livestock. Too much trouble in my opinion. When we pick up the trailers, the manufacturer has already installed a receiver on the first trailer. They have brackets on this to hook the chains to. These brackets are what...

We are a licensed motor carrier. I have a class A cdl with doubles and triples endorsement.

It came lose from the second trailer's receiver, but it was my hitch. I didn't notice it was lose:frown5: I will definately be checking them more regularly now.

It was only a 16' stock trailer. It was the second one of my set of doubles. The truck and first trailer weren't hurt at all, thank goodness.

I was pretty shook up, but alright. Wasn't fun watching the trailer bounce from one side of the road to the other. Fortunately, it didn't hit anything other than the concrete barriers on each side of the road. That was what scared me the most, thinking it was going to hit and hurt someone...