My old international harvestor 1200 pickup truck had that gear. It was called a granny gear. You could almost walk fast enough to keep up with the truck. Good for baling hay.
Granny. Reeeal slooow for heavy loads or rough going.
It is for learning to write the correct HEIGHT small letters and capitalized letters.
A man was going to camp in a haunted woods. Friends warned him, "don't be there when John comes..." Bah humbug, he went camping and while sitting around the campfire a small elfin being came and asked,"are you going to be here when John comes?" He threw the skillet at it and left a lump on its head. Next a ghostly apparition came and asked, "are youooooo going to be here when John comes?" He spat tobacco toward it. Then the ground thundered, the moon was blocked out as a troll of a giant swept aside an entire tree and sat on the stump. He grabbed all the bacon out of a pan and drank the hot grease. Then he wiped his mouth with a handful of coals, and thundered, "YOU GOING TO BE HERE WHEN JOHN COMES?!!"
I am too young to actually remember this, but I had an uncle that sometimes referred to a "granny gear" or a "compound low."
Also worked well for feeding hay. Put it in granny gear and hop out of the truck to offload hay/feed as it rolled. Then jump back in to turn around
Even in Washington it is legal to use force "in self defence or in defence of another." Of course, the force must be proportionate to the crime. Shooting an unarmed purse snatcher would not be a good idea, but punching him out to protect another person from a violent crime would be covered.Yes
The rule here is "Do not get involved, call the police.". Then the police wont show up and the guy will go rob someone else. Welcome to the liberal utopia of the west coast.
Id wager the average age of forum members is old enough to remember when "automatics" became standard.
Hoo,boy. Now I've seen everything.
I could put my old Ford pickup in “Granny Gear” get out and open the gate and let the truck idle through up hill, get back it and it would never stall out.
He's driving by "the Force" an old Jedi trick
