tire chains
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by conjuntoron, Dec 29, 2014.
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and off we go.lol
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Chain laws are why northern truck stops are full of southern drivers in wintertime.
Last edited: Dec 30, 2014
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This southern driver only travels south
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they get you moving on slick surfaces (ice/snow/hail/sleet). they get you up and down the steep grades, they hekp you slow down and stop. they help keep you moving in the snow.
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just using my deductive reasoning and logic skills here, but if ya aint willing to get out and chain, I doubt you're willing to get out and a chase a piece of tail.
btw...j/k. all in good natured fun.Al. Roper Thanks this. -
It's only late December and I've already had to chain up five times
It's gonna be a long winter.NavigatorWife, knuckledragger and conjuntoron Thank this. -
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Well, I'm currently inhabiting a truck stop in Ga, but i may have to hang iron to get in the truck wash. Hangin iron ain't near as entertaining as chasin honeys, but it is what it is! LOL. I can be kinda lazy, but something's are worth the effort.
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