truck drifting:)

[Booty]

Not a TGX 26.440 by any chance?

[Audi Derek]

Originally Posted by Booty

Not a TGX 26.440 by any chance?

Not a clue its a recyled Uboat as far as I'm concerned..


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[b2_sport]

that guy looked like he was having a laugh. I would love to drift one of those trucks around like he did.

[Nigel Conniford]

Originally Posted by Isimmo

Conniford's got previous for drifting tractor units....

It is alleged...

Not me officer but it is rather easy to get a unit to slide on slush or damp greasey roads like that, youve got 400 plus horse power, more torque than you can shack a stick at and 75% of the weight on the front axle, just turn all the electric aids off, stick it in about 4 high or 5 low, give you self plenty of room and make sure the boss aint around

I bet Bootys old tug drivers got up to it all the time, their great for doing donuts

[Booty]

Originally Posted by Nigel Conniford

Not me officer but it is rather easy to get a unit to slide on slush or damp greasey roads like that, youve got 400 plus horse power, more torque than you can shack a stick at and 75% of the weight on the front axle, just turn all the electric aids off, stick it in about 4 high or 5 low, give you self plenty of room and make sure the boss aint around

I bet Bootys old tug drivers got up to it all the time, their great for doing donuts

Terberg YT182's. 3 speed auto's too. Used to eat tyres ( and still do ) like they were going out of fashion. Used to have 'Wastemaster' tyres on off the dustbin trucks to try and save on tyre wear. They would do a set of rears in just under two months. Mind you they were 24 / 7.