Is there any problem for using engine brakes in winter

do all carefully, becouse when it is really skiddy JB at low gears may lock trucktor wheels. service brake works with ABS. Use trailer brake stick too, but do all gently

 

Depends on how much grip ya got.

 

Reading post #1 and #2 make my head hurt




American Trucker

 

If you want to have the trailer come around on you do that! The skidding wheel will lead all others. Right into the ditch.

 

When it's slippery you should be pushing in the clutch, never the brake or throttle. Don't ever get boxed in in slippery weather- steer out of collisions when other trucks and cars start spinning and sliding off the road. You're in control as long as you don't brake or try to turn too sharp. Avoid collisions by steering your way through accidents, not by braking hard.

 

And people wonder why I park it in the winter months

 

Here is something to think about, comrades. Pulling inadequate handles, pushing wrong pedals and jerking that big wheel erraticly will get you into animal catcher (no pun intended)

 

lol! Agreed.