I know what it means.. I just think the term itself is kinda dumb..... if your truck has a tiller, does that mean that your steer tires are in the back...<sorry>.... stern?
Automatic transmission
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i ain't about to change it, neither are you.
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you might want to reconsider this statement- I will put my skills up against your skills any day, any place and any time…..and this truck is both an automatic and a manual.
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I really laugh when I see people say that wiggling a stick and pressing your foot up and down. Makes you a better trucker.
From the couple of super Truckers that have posted on how long they take to do a pretrip. I know I do a better job than them.
But wait. I prefer to drive an automatic. Guess what. I can drive a manual car, too. But prefer to drive an automatic.
Simply put. There's no difference between the quality of either drive preference. One doesn't make you better than the other.
I learned everything I could before going out on my own and sure as heck ain't lazy. Seen trucks with manuals. That looked like they should be oos. It's the quality of the person. Not whether they like to play with the knob at the end of a stick.Blue jeans, striker, dunchues and 2 others Thank this.
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