Lord willing, I'll only need one. More than likely what will give me the most trouble is the pretrip. I have always just taken the car in for an oil change. Literally never have changed my own oil. I can change a flat, jump start a dead battery and add a quart if it's low. I can check my fluids. When it comes to naming the parts of an engine or the mechanical components of a vehicle, I'm going to look very stupid. That and shifting. Never drive. A manual anything. Very much looking forward to it though. I'm quite excited.
The good news is that here in a few weeks, I might actually know why I don't want to be missing more than 1/4 of my leaf springs.
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I watched this one but didn't seem to help.
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If you can't get reps in the truck for some reason find another and practice the the pre trip.
The pre trip, backing maneuvers and shifting are all about repetition, repetition and repetition
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