Gawd, I hate that. Forgot all about that. Every now and then I drive a Mack. Having that buzzer going off for an hour getting to a rig is at the ninth level of stupid.
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Some days this winter it was on for hours hopping farm to farm. I was beginning to think towards the end of the day that the buzzer was losing its sound, but i think now that i may be slightly more deaf than before.
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Chains can actually last quite well if ya slow down, stay in the soft stuff and stay off the hard stuff, and keep em adjusted. Avoid exposed pavement like the plague.
You can actually get really good traction under a good load without chains if it's below 20 degrees.
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I carry a 5 gal bucket of a salt/sand mix during the winter for times like that...help in cases where the roads are fine, but the customer's lot is solid ice.
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Where are the autonomous trucks in this video?
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