Majja13 wrote:
The space shuttle is still bigger ... hehe :)
I like listening to those turbos whine.
Hannibal wrote:
A Tundra would have snatched the bumper off of that semi. :B
minnow wrote:
Show me a 100 car pile up on any interstate in the fog/snow/rain and you can bet your last dollar that at the very front of the pile will be a tractor trailer.
rjstractor wrote:
What a maroon! (the truck driver) If he had just thrown his (or her) chains on there would have been no issues with getting stuck. But then again, ending up on a residential street with a 53' isn't the brightest move either.
We Cant Wait wrote:How do you know its empty? As a former owner operator I can tell you I have driven in much deeper snow than 2 inches empty. Ice is a whole different story.
In reality it doesn't take much to pull an EMPTY semi. An empty semi has absolutely NO traction in 2" of more of snow, they just set there and spin the tires, going no where. All that's needed is just a little pull to get them moving.
joshuajim wrote:
Looks like you only really need 4 HP to do the same thing.
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christopherglenn wrote:Tystevens wrote:BurbMan wrote:christopherglenn wrote:
I would bet any 4 wheel drive (even an suv) of similar weight could do the same.
We know that, just waiting for the Blue Oval fanboys to come around and tell us (again) how absolutely awesome the EcoBoost is....
Well, the truth is that the Ecoboost is the only truck in the history of mankind that could have made that tow.
There, are you happy!? ;)
Thank You!
Now I feel better..
Tystevens wrote:BurbMan wrote:christopherglenn wrote:
I would bet any 4 wheel drive (even an suv) of similar weight could do the same.
We know that, just waiting for the Blue Oval fanboys to come around and tell us (again) how absolutely awesome the EcoBoost is....
Well, the truth is that the Ecoboost is the only truck in the history of mankind that could have made that tow.
There, are you happy!? ;)
