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The semi-trailer's landing legs are raised and secured
Among the basic coupling checks is verifying that the semi-trailer's landing legs are raised and secured.
The landing legs lightly touch the ground for better stability
The landing legs matter only if the vehicle is empty
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Among the basic coupling checks is verifying that the semi-trailer's landing legs are raised and secured.
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