EMD_DRIVER
Say what?!?!
I was getting off the interstate this morning and there was a pickup with his rear end sticking out, into the exit ramp lane. As I got closer, he coasted it out of the exit lane and onto the shoulder. I pulled up beside him and asked if he needed any help. He said his gas gauge didn't work and that he might be out of gas.
He asked me to push him up to the top of the exit ramp and he'd be able to coast it into his apartment complex. I didn't want to use my truck to push his, since my bumper is a lot higher than his. I did not want to bust his tailgate, or brake lights.
We tried pushing it up the hill, but it was a futile effort. He seemed to be almost panicked and pulled out a small piece of plywood from the cab of his truck. He said he didn't care about damaging his truck and needed to get it home. He had a lot of tools in the bed and didn't want to leave it sitting where it was.
He held the plywood to his tailgate and motioned me closer. Once I made contact, he climbed in and put it in neutral. Once I let off the brake, we started moving
I barely had to use the pedal and we made it up the hill.. He coasted across the road and right into his parking lot!
Just another one of the reasons I love my diesel!
He asked me to push him up to the top of the exit ramp and he'd be able to coast it into his apartment complex. I didn't want to use my truck to push his, since my bumper is a lot higher than his. I did not want to bust his tailgate, or brake lights.
We tried pushing it up the hill, but it was a futile effort. He seemed to be almost panicked and pulled out a small piece of plywood from the cab of his truck. He said he didn't care about damaging his truck and needed to get it home. He had a lot of tools in the bed and didn't want to leave it sitting where it was.
He held the plywood to his tailgate and motioned me closer. Once I made contact, he climbed in and put it in neutral. Once I let off the brake, we started moving
Just another one of the reasons I love my diesel!

