Sorry guys, a few too many Guinness last night plus I don't like being referred to as a liar, makes the Tongue sharp, my apologies to the rest of you guys who had see that!
A note to the anti-auto crowd
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by striker, May 6, 2012.
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Well only you can make yourself look like a jackwagon...
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I missed it all.
Sometimes one cant help reacting to the arrogance of ignorance.Scania man Thanks this. -
Drove a Auto shift once for 3 months lots of local lots of OTR. The only thing I really have to complain about is the truck jerked alot I mean alot. Mind you this was around 05 or 06 give or take. So I guessing it has gotten alot better. Just seemed like the truck was always over RPMing befor it shifted gears. One thing I really liked was the city part not worring about shifting but hurt my back alot of times though from it jerking.
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One year later, empty 53' container, WB US 160 Wolf Creek, following two loaded bull racks, a grocery hauler and an empty Schneider. 20 mph, jakes on medium (only have three settings, off, medium, hi), mix of rain snow. Plows were out monitoring the road, just before the hairpin at the WB overlook hit black ice. Again, same thing, slapped the shifter to manual, jakes off, never touched the throttle or the brake.
Last time, was in the pics I posted about US 550 in January of this year.
Anything else?
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I'm out of the auto now. Got a 10 speed 2013 prostar. I got a new truck since I switched from van to flatbed.
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Some people just don't get that it doesn't matter how the machine works it's the man driving it is what matters! If he's a competent driver he can control his truck no matter what gearshift is in it, the idea that you don't have control of a truck just because it has an auto shift seems ridiculous to me, I have or never had control issues with either type and if you do have problems with it well then I fear it's not the truck!striker Thanks this. -
Being hesitant to change is fine, you know what you like and you're sticking with it!
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