Posted by jon f mn on September 05, 2018 at 14:42:57 from (174.219.3.110):
Today I was the bug. First load went here. I got out to look it over and thought the dirt was too wet, but the sod would be fine. Not so much tho! Started down that hill and realised right away that was a big mistake and hit the brakes, but I slid another 50' at least before I stopped and all with no steering. Usually we can pull ourselves out by using the hydraulics on the trailer wheels by setting the trailer brakes and pulling the tractor back, then set tractor brakes and push trailer wheels back. Then just repeat til you get out. But today the mud was so slick the trailer wheels just slid, even with blocks. So that meant a tow truck. The next load looked like the last pics, the container is the tan one way back. And all on a day when I have a doctor appointment too. By the time I was done I was covered in mud, hope the doc has a sense of humor. Lol
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