Originally Posted by genec

How about wet steel plates... where I used to work there was a major construction project going on just outside of my office... they used these huge steel plates to protect the road from the heavy equipment... and then used a street cleaner every few minutes to keep the road and plates free of fallen dirt. So on occasion the plates were wet. When dry they were no problem... just make sure you hit the leading edge square. When wet they were like ice. I would slow down to about 10MPH and hold my course very steady and straight.... I could feel the wheels slipping a bit (especially the front), but I always made it.