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Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ] Roll On Big Mama. Forum/Discussion about Eighteen Wheeler Trucks. What truck do you like or dislike? Is your favorite truck a Mack, Peterbilt, Kenworth, Marmon, Volvo or Freightliner? Which diesel engine do you prefer; Detroit Diesel, Cummins, or...

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i prefer coe's. what about you guys?
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coe,cbe and conventional.
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i prefer coe's. what about you guys?
Most will say No to Cab overs. They seem to think they are rough riding and ugly. But no matter what I drive I feel every bump so what the difference? If they get the job done fine no problem. I know it would be hard for me to climb in and out of one due to arthitis. Conv. Is not straight up as a COE is, so it would be easier for me. Both will pull a trailer from point A to Point B.
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Most will say No to Cab overs. They seem to think they are rough riding and ugly. But no matter what I drive I feel every bump so what the difference? If they get the job done fine no problem. I know it would be hard for me to climb in and out of one due to arthitis. Conv. Is not straight up as a COE is, so it would be easier for me. Both will pull a trailer from point A to Point B.
true true i do think coe's are beautifull trucks. bull nose,bubble nose and just regular coe's
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binder boy.....if you like cab over's you either havent driven one or you have more issues than national geographic....lol
hey im kiddin

the two i have driven were rough ridin, a pain to be in( darn center hump) an not the most enjoyable trip

plus dont they have the most aoredynamic body's....huh...thats kinda like mine...maybe i do need a cabover?
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You can have all the coe's you want. I found they were not driver friendly to my body after driving one for nearly three years. I will always prefer a hood over a coe anyday.
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