Getting winched out, how does your company view this?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Mototom, Feb 18, 2022.
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We each get stuck several times every winter at customer sites. Flat ground on ice or snow.
One spin and done.
Never anything more than a 400 to 800 dollar pull out.
That's the cost of doing business and the price of wide based tires...Coffey, Cattleman84 and Mototom Thank this. -
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Snowing pretty good and customers yard was not plowed. Reported conditions on Qualcomm and was told to enter yard.
The company is not your friend, especially safety. Never trust what they say on the phone.Cat sdp and skallagrime Thank this. -
I used to carry some good straps and chains , and some hundred dollar bills .
I always managed to get another driver to pull me out of a easy stuck where I dropped a drive tire off the pavement or something .Brettj3876 Thanks this. -
Last winter I backed a box truck into a ditch on a snowy/icy country road. Had to be pulled out. Company probably paid a decent bill but I never heard about it again. The next week I was scheduled to go to Florida, no snow.
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Always keep a tow chain and some kitty litter
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Poor Werner crying about being fired possibly, over an average Tuesday for me. It just didn't sit rightAccidental Trucker, Cat sdp, Coffey and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Meanwhile my company doesn't get bent out of shape even when a screw up is 100% my fault as long as I don't do it twice (I never liked making the same mistake twice anyway)ProfessionalNoticer and Cattleman84 Thank this.
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