BREAKING NEWS!!!!!!!!!

[alanarientiziech]

OKAY GUYS, IT'S OFFICIAL

THE TRUCK ENGINE RUNS ALL THE PHYSICS OF THE GAME!!!!!!!!!!

[Mwal]

What are you trying to say? It doesn’t make any sense, and why are you yelling it

[mackintosh]

I believe he's trying to show that you cannot use a gravity grain hopper without the engine running, which is absurd.

[village80]

The doors being electrically opened and closed is a real life thing.

[iwan073]

Runs the physics how though?

[alanarientiziech]

The doors being electrically opened and closed is a real life thing.

the lever there, it is for what, then? to scratch some hole?

but let's consider you are right, then why it stops middle unload when you turn off the engine???????????????

[iwan073]

Don’t turn off the engine. Problem solved

[Seedy]

They did a thing, where you can't operate tools without power, didn't think all the parts through. Nah, Giants always tests everything before we see it, even to the door handles.

[Mwal]

Is it really worth a post when you have to climb in the truck to open it in the first place…..

[lawm]

You know, if I had a rubber hose I'd.........

[alanarientiziech]

Is it really worth a post when you have to climb in the truck to open it in the first place…..

you really get me now...

[Illinois Farmer]

Also who turns off a truck or tractor when unloading grain at presumably an elevator?

[PrincessJessi84]

Also who turns off a truck or tractor when unloading grain at presumably an elevator?

Old ladies trying to save fuel at the elevator.. My grandma totally would have done it

[Seedy]

Not sure about diesels, I remember having "debates" about the wisdom of turning off engine at the drive through, in a car. Sometimes 3-4 times, depending on the wait.
Does it cost more fuel to start the engine, than it saves to have it not run?
Suppose it depends on how easy it starts.

[PrincessJessi84]

It doesn't cost any extra fuel to start a car. if it does, probs should go ahead and have it checked out. This debate would only possibly apply to older engines from before electronic fuel injection systems which are by and large a thing of the past.