I'm just excited to be working again and doing a job I think I will enjoy. I was a customer service rep for Blue Cross Blue Shield before this <slit wrists>. No more cubicle and I get to get some dirt under the fingernails.
Going to Gary on June 13th!
Discussion in 'Roehl' started by JMartin75, May 20, 2011.
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Who's getting excited? I worked for Roehl in 2008. I'm just anxious to get all the preliminary stuff out of the way. Nothing wrong with looking forward to something.
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I never drove a 13 myself. 10 is easy. 1-5 low, flip the switch 6-10 high.
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I'm driving over from Fort Wayne and getting dropped off by the wife. Wish I'd found the laminated one for that price, I had to pay 50. The laminated ones are great to use dry erase marker on when you're doing your route plan. When I worked at Roehl in 2008 I had an international I believe it was 2004 or 2005. It wasn't great but not bad either. I like that it had the extra sleeper windows especially on a nice night for some fresh air. Most of the ones I see driving through here are the freightliners. I know back in 08 they had a bunch of new ones 07 I think sitting in marshfield.
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If you need a ride to orientation from the hotel just let me know. Luckily the Flying J and Pilot were out of the atlases or I would have had to pay full price. I stopped at that Loves as a last resort and got lucky they were on sale.
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The 13 speed was easy for me I'm just wondering if the actual pattern is different on the 10.
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Shouldn't the 9/4 10/5 be switched???
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No, that's one of many trannys Eaton offers. 4th and 5th are reversed. I beleive it's called an underdrive, instead of overdrive.
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looks like it's different from a 13 speed. I'll figure it out. Thanks for posting the pattern.
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