This poor Werner guy got stuck next to me. If he won't get out on his own, I'll offer him my chains if he washes them afterwards. So what would you do in his place?![]()
So what do you do when truck gets stuck
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by DUNE-T, Feb 24, 2016.
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How is he stuck?
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Tires spinnin,.. truck not moving?
Thats the only stuck I can think of.
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I'd try my snow chains first. Then figure if I sit their long enough,.. I'll be in the way of someone who needs to get out and ask him if he cold yank me out.
If none of that worked,.. well,.. I guess pay a wrecker.
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I've got enough common sense not to park in a mud pit during a storm.
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For 27 cpm I'd set the brakes and find an airport
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Once I parked in a lot, in between two other trucks, but with several inches of snow on the ground. After all the snow melted in the morning, comes to find out I was in a mud lot. I got out, but it's fairly easy to get stuck if one hasn't been to the truck stop before.
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Lock the diff if its needed. Rock and rock and rock. It would come out.
Or just spin the wheels until the ground dries. hahaBlackshack46 and Cottonmouth85 Thank this.
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