Posted by CBBC on September 03, 2017 at 09:48:06 from (184.66.87.175):
About 1/2 mike from my farm a guy has a big excavator with a hammer breaking a sandstone hump. Rock is free for the taking so I take the old Mack up there and get him to load up.
Truck has a huge box ... I don't even have wood above the sides, anyway the guy loaded even but full. Pretty much off road so it's ok.
Anyway first hill it's struggling a bit and I missed my down shift, kinda stalled and rolled back but it kept running. But it is chugging and smoke coming out of the air intake. I didn't try to put in gear, just rolled back 20' to flat and set parking break and shut down.
I checked all fluids, all ok. I started back up and ran just fine. I hauled 3 more loads. I guess it was running backwards? I guess I got lucky. Anything I should watch out for and check? Thanks. Grant
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