Sliding in rain too easily

Ding,Ding,Ding!!...Winner!!

 

Forgot to say check the tire pressure after you fix the fuel leak there lol hey anything you say can and will be used against you here anyway good for you on being self employed owning your own rig at 22 that's impressive you seem like you have a sense of humor which is a good thing to have as an owner operator in this business

P.s if you need a temp fix on the tank leak check out jb weld

 

When I was 21 I fueled up my W9 at 2 AM took off slid all over at every red light I took off and stopped at made it about 60 miles b4 someone flagged me down cuz my fuel caps were off splashing all over the place. It happens.

 

Is the fuel leak anywhere near the tires? Or is it leaking in the middle of the tractor?

Mikeeee

 

Don't think it really matter's that's just like a oil leak a tea cups worth will cover everything behind it at road speed.

 

Diesel is made out of oil. Of course it's slick. Your spraying hazardous material on the road and could possibly cause another accident. I can't believe a driver doesn't know this. You might want to check your brakes there probably saturated.

 

Brandoo, fuel leak aside, what kind of tractor are you driving? That can make a difference. Some are more stable than others. I do think that fixing the fuel leak will likely solve the problem. After you do that you may want to clean your drive tires with bleach. It will help restore some of the tackiness, a trick used by rock climbers before tackling slick climbs.

 

Were is the fuelleak?
Top,middle or bottom off tanks?
Inside or outside?

 

Not sure if serious....