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Discussion in 'Roehl' started by Treefork, Oct 18, 2011.
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I've tentatively decided that floating in low range works reasonably well, especially in stop-and-go traffic like your average Chicago day. Seems not to work as well (at least for me) when in high range. My trainer with six years under his belt said, and I believe him, that he double-clutches every time. I can agree that it's easier on the transmission if you do. -
Clutch!!! Get really good d-clutching before u float. But the first time u do about 20 or more lights and your left leg hurts, than u will really want to learn how to float. I usually float up and double down...but it really depends on the load and terrain.
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Clutch!!! Get really good d-clutching before u float. But the first time u do about 20 or more lights and your left leg hurts, than u will really want to learn how to float. I usually float up and double down...but it really depends on the load and terrain.
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All trainers say they double...but watch them when they start to go through the gears fast. I caught my trainer floating and he wouldn't tell me what he did....
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Sitting listening to the rain on the truck roof in Mogadore drop lot for the night.
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Yeah me too in Massillon OH.
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