Incredible !
From looking at the model of truck, the type of trees below the drop off and the writing on the front of the truck ---- my guess is that it is in the Italian Alps.
Now THIS is some backing skill
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by oldmacksrule, Sep 21, 2010.
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For that dude's sake, let's hope that cliff doesn't start eroding any time soon.
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"L. Marschnig" is Italian?
Nah, just another day at the office in Turnau, Austria. Check out the translated link above. Hey, it might be ol' Leopold himself at the wheel.
Real pretty country:
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I am impressed. I wouldn't have even thought it was possible , let alone even attempted it!!!
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thats definetly some talent!!!! i'll almost try anything once,but that is out of my league
and as far as trying it
i dont think so
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What's the big deal? It's not like he don't have mirrors on the truck or anything!


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i'v worked in some tight areas,but ####!!!! one screw up,and it;s a long ride to the bottom

,,,, they say it's not the fall that hurts,,,,,,,,,It's the sudden stop at the bottom
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I'm pretty impressed! That was a tight spot!
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Dang... I never thought of that. Will have to try that. Use my mirrors to check my brake lights....
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OH Austria! Thats not flat country either! I've been known to make some really tight turns in areas I was directed to go into but that with a combo would have dented up some fairings or sleeper corners! That is one great job of backing!
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