Too late to get chains, what can i pour down for traction?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Powell-Peralta, Dec 27, 2010.
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You don't need to pour anything.
Engage the power divider, put it in 5th or 6th gear, mash the throttle and get those tires spinnin'. They'll melt though to the pavement sooner or later. -
OK here is a really nice one thats not military issue but woiw I wish I had something likethis when I was in!
http://sogknives.com/store/F08.html
But this picture is what I was issued back in the 70's!! Just use a hack saw and cut from one corner of the point to the other and then file it smooth. Works like a charm in snow!Attached Files:
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Actually yes. My statement remains true. And i still stand by it---the parking lots get cleared first guaranteed and most likely the loading dock areas remain untouched as if they're ("the plow company") is afraid to go in that area like it was kryptonite or something.Last edited: Dec 29, 2010
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And wear 10,000 miles of thread off of them also!! ROFLMAO! OH use bleach too!
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This does work, but not good for the diffs. -
The beach. -
When I worked for Pepsi up north with the bay trailers being so lite we would use a piece of chain about 3 feet long maybe and a climbers clip and wrapped it around one drive tire and you could get out of any where.
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