Posted by 37 chief on October 17, 2007 at 22:08:27 from (70.181.171.27):
I was moving my mower to do a little mowing job. I staretd up a drive way I had been up several times before, and I knew it was steep. This time the road was still wet from a little light rain. About 3/4 of the way to the top the tires started spinning. I tried to back down, and the truck being light in the front, I had no stearing. The trailer jackknifed on the hill. There I sat. I was able to get the tractor and mower off of the trailer. I backed over a orange tree, when the tractor started off there was no stopping it. Without the tractor on the trailer the the truck still would not get up the hill. I was able to squeeze by thetruck with the tractor, and hooked up a chain and pulled thetruck to the top with the help of the uld man I was going to work for.
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