Posted by old on November 23, 2019 at 10:42:21 from (67.142.112.192):
In Reply to: Re: Winter Driving posted by rusty6 on November 23, 2019 at 10:29:10:
Back when my daily driver was a 1969 Chevy pickup that was 2 wheel drive in the winter I would carry a bucket load of gravel in the bed. I had it behind the rear axle and it did help plus if you did get stuck you have the gravel to help get you out. I stopped at a small store t get something and a gas tanker could not get out of the driveway and I asked it I could help. He told me there is not way your truck can help me get out and I told him no it cannot but the gravel in the bed can so he said ok and I put some gravel down where he would spin out and that was all it took to get him going again
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