That link is created by Eaton Fuller
I'am looking for the Catmando clutch manual you refered to in your thread title
Catmando clutch operating instructional manual.
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by jamespmack, Jun 6, 2023.
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Maybe you could patent and sell the soon to be world famous catmando clutch pedal ?D.Tibbitt, Feedman, rollin coal and 5 others Thank this.
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Your in it now. We are currently writing it. Will be 19.95 plus shipping and handling for paperback, 24.95 hardback.D.Tibbitt, Feedman, rollin coal and 3 others Thank this. -
Signed by the author?D.Tibbitt, Feedman, jamespmack and 2 others Thank this.
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My design team is working on it right .. We plan to offer multiple pedals depending on your application .. as you know the cow hauler pedal has been proven over time .. .. The Prototype meat hauler that you have been field testing seems to be working well I I just sent out a custom desgined heavy hauler pedal that @Oxbow finaly agreed to test hope hope the testing results come back favorable
We're working on a Experimental model that is still in the Design stage .. but I've recevied numerous requests from Grain haulers for a hand clutch .. I just received the blessing from the DOT that it will be legal as long as they have a hopper bottom trailer
On a side not my publisher just call me this moring telling me there been a suddden surge in demand for this phantom clutch operating maunel
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How about a flip flop pedal too ?Feedman, jamespmack, rollin coal and 2 others Thank this.
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That mounts to the dash?okiedokie, Feedman, jamespmack and 3 others Thank this.
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We'll give it a try, I just hope it has some traction on it. We ain't no hardwood floor take your shoes off at the door kinda outfit. It would take all day to load a piece of equipment at that rate.Feedman, jamespmack, rollin coal and 3 others Thank this.
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I tend to double clutch on the low side when heavy or on an incline. Over time I've found that I'm too lazy to split through the low side with an 18spd except in seriously steep or heavy scenarios. I find it easier to come out of gear at 3mph without losing momentum under a load when clutching out however when empty I don't even consider the clutch.
The 12spd auto in our Cascadia is so much easier to drive... I just don't know how to get others to recognize how cool I am while driving the auto, no matter how much air I let out of the seat or what stage I set the jakes on nobody even takes a second glance at me... Maybe an extended shifter or a faux twin stick setup will change that???D.Tibbitt, Feedman, jamespmack and 5 others Thank this. -
Well give it a try .. you know I build ya another free of charge if that doesn't hold up to @tramm01 's heavy foot
Thanks for agree'n to test it for my teamFeedman, jamespmack, Big Road Skateboard and 4 others Thank this.
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