I think I recognize this truck. Jade was a grain hauler out of Johnson Creek Wis. Someone washing a 9670? There's your good driver for ya'!!![]()
Steer tire blew out
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by TravR1, Jun 24, 2019.
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Talk about frightening. I'm a new driver. Just started driving cement mixers 2 weeks ago. No big truck experience. The very first load in a mixer I hauled was on a serious roller-coaster cow path up to Nolensville (up RT 41). Truly frightening for the first time !! Had a death grip on the steering wheel and prayed the whole way I didn't loose my brakes !
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I waited 8 hours for those disorganized Ontario Petro turds to figure out how to get out to me and change my tire. I got a complementary meatball sandwich for my wait which subsequently caused me a lot of stomach discomfort.
I have no idea how it happened. The older guys put me at ease with their comments. It's a rare ordeal and not a big deal I guess. And with power steering, we are more advantaged than in the past before power steering. Still not a desirable thing to have happen, definitely. -
If ou dont know how to handle steer tire blow out, you can watch this tutorial on how to handle it.
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