We have a couple of automatic tractors at my terminal, and nobody wants them except the line haul drivers. Thats all they are good for, line hauling. Can't bump a dock in the city with it without getting whiplash. Automatics = sissy trucks.
Companies running automatic transmissions?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by smith2121, Oct 8, 2010.
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LOL, I've been hearing this for months, and yet, my neck and back are fine and I bump at least 2 dozen docks a week with my autoshift, that I've been driving for 10 yrs. So much for that theory!Last edited: Oct 17, 2010
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We have a couple of older ones with no cluctch. They are pretty tough to back.
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And sissy trucks = less pay?
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Wonder if this is how it was when automatics started showing up in cars back in the day. It's called progress, sounds like some are afraid of progress.
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And as it should be, cars and trucks alike, if you like your autoshift/automatic, that is fine. But please (more towards today's four wheelers) still learn how to drive a manual. At least you know how and have a valid opinion on which tranny you like.
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Just finished Day 1 of the US Ex orientation. The auto was fine. No problems making the switch. But.............it is confirmed US X IS switching to standard 10's. They received their first 150 and will be replacing the fleet over the next 3 years.
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And sissy trucks = less pay?
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How do you figure that , thats like saying a PETERGLITTERMOBILE makes more $ than a PLAIN JANE VOLVO for the same work -
ohkay, can you show me the proof of this
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Thanks for at least answering the original post.
Sometimes I wonder if these arguments happen on airline forums. What you need to use autopilot for!?! Don't you know how to fly?!
I mean really?striker Thanks this.
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