Not too well!!! Yesterday came in after a new second shift driver drive my truck and the bottom of the front bumper is all bashed up. Didn't even tell anyone. I see why places are always hiring... Either guys don't show up or they bash everything in sight lol.
Jacknife in a tight spot?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dominick253, Jan 8, 2016.
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I play around all the time trying new things. Backing can be the hardest thing to do well in this job.I just wont be doing it at a travel center at 5pm
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Easy backing technique demonstrated--
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Easier to be like water than rock in stream . . .
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some times its the only way,less trlr swing.
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Everybody should get so lucky as to have to back into the inside docks at Tropicana, in Bradenton Florida at night.
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I look for the best spot that requires a little angle as possible. If I dont find any I take whatever else and I dont care about angle. Like the others say, dont make it harder than it needs to be!
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