Made many of runs up and down I 77 - I-79 and a cross 68 with big ugly loads in all weather . I think the most memorable run south of the Ohio river Mason Dixon line was a snow storm that shut down the south and i got caught on I 40 with no place to get off and also being my first trip across that section with a 120000 setting on the deck and coming up onto Blacks Mountain , only way to go was forward and up and over . Lock the rear together pick a hole that i would have the power if needed and i started up that thing i had to weave my way up around stranded cars trucks and buses i was ablbel to keep my speed around 35 to 40 and if she started to spin just lighten up on the go pedal when i could find more traction i could pick up speed . As i came over the top there was noone ahead of me and no one behind me . And east bounder setting in the parking lot that stretched back for about thirty miles asked me if the plows were coming , What plows i have not seen anybody but stuck cars and trucks . He informed me that i was the firt of anything that they have seen in two hours that they have been setting there and he wanted to know how i got up the mountain . Told him that i had to lock the ft hubs in . I was running in over a foot or so of snow and as long as i was still moving i was NOT STOPPING .
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