Keeping trailer straight in High Winds

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{"replyTo":"","text":"If you decide to park & wait it out, try to park under an overpass. that will provide some buffer. If you must park in the open, make sure you are facing directly into, or directly away from the wind direction.","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"It's not embarrassing at all. It shows you care about perfecting your craft and not just being a steering wheel holder. You got a lot of good advice so I'm going to mention something different.  Depending on the model of the truck you are driving, you may have a Lateral Control Rod on the back of your cab. 579 and T680 have them for sure, and the busings go bad. it causes alot of rocking. so does an improperly adjusted fithwheel and old air bags. Even if you don't own the truck check these things out before driving again in high winds. I'm an O/O who lives in Wyoming.","replyToPid":0}