I have a class A automatic restriction with only a few months experience and was wondering if i should go to school or train through employer to learn manual and get acclimated to backing up and driving a manual transmission. I started off with a class B driving refuse trucks and have 4-5 years experience in the field and is what i do now. Should i just apply for a class A job?
Should i go to my local CDL school or train through employer.
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There is a local community college that offers a 10.5 week course for a reasonable price.
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The school I went to offered a refresher course. That might be good for relearning how to jam gears and back a semi.
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Thought I was in Laredo. Latin background music playing at the china dragon in Taylor?!!
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You got access to an old ag tractor with manual trans? Typically 4 gears on the trans and a high low rear. Most people say you take off in the gear you want, because theyre unsynchronized transmissions. But you can double clutch and float these with practice. Not much different than a big truck trans.. You can learn the meat and potatoes on one.
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