Most production facilities I deliver to are 24/7 operations so whenever they want their stuff is when you have to deliver it.
How common or rare are OTR tanker jobs?---Key part: OTR
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Food grade tankers long haul all over the country....Our company's average run is about 1100 miles
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I had very little trouble with the 579 because it was an auto, and I didn't have to push a clutch. The throttle and brake are easier to hit.
I drove a 386 manual and it was a choice like you said between pedals and hood mirrors. 386 is an aero hooded, set back axle 379. I float gears for shifting but getting the clutch brake engaged was always a task.
Cascadia manual or auto I had no real issues other than my elbow smacking the armrest during pullback shifts. If I owned it I'd eliminate that armrest but being a company truck I couldn't. I had the same problem in the 386. Because of my height I have the seat forward all the way, so everything is closer than most people experience.
I currently own a Mack CXU. It's an auto so no clutch and I can set the seat to where I can reach pedals and see the hood mirrors.expedite_it and Speed_Drums Thank this.
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