Claimant was employed in the dual capacity of salesman and deliveryman of reconditioned automobile bumpers. In the latter capacity his duties entailed the loading of bumpers onto the employer's truck at the employer's place of business and the unloading thereof at their destination. It is undisputed that on September 11, 1956, when a bumper which claimant was unloading from the rear of the employer's truck became caught claimant was required to give it "an extra heavy tug...
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