Do you guys get blisters on your hands?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by bowman316, Dec 14, 2011.
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Hope it's not from grinding gears! That shift knob can vibrate something awful until you learn to float-em. In case you didn't know that, there should be no vibrations at all on the shift knob... smooth as silk, right?
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I learned to drive in a '77 KW cabover and a '73 KW w900. Both had no power steering pulling a cattle pot and learning to back up to a chute on sale day. You learn pretty quick when everyone is watching. O' yeah learned to change tires and fix flats at the same time. I got callouses and my knuckles were red at first from him slapping them a couple of times with a stick when I grinded gears. I went to Poor Boy's school of truck driving, it was a one on one lesson.
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you guys must have girly hands. because all the years i drove a truck without power steering i never got blisters. im just saying. and i drove some roadway junk over the years.
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Blisters ????
I won't go into detail. But I've been complemented on how soft my hands are.
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This has to be one of the funnier threads....thanks for the laughs.....
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put a spinner on your wheel
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Yeah. And break your wrist on it if you don't get one of Washington State's famous tickets for it.
I figured it wouldn't take long for the "up hill both ways" stories to start.
As I said above, I reacted to the chemicals in the steering wheel itself. It had nothing to do with being a sissy. Why can't some of you just answer the question without insulting new people? Do you really wonder why you don't get respect from them?inkeper and keepitsimple Thank this.
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