I’m glad you went with Titan. I talked to several of their drivers when they were running Nissan. No shortage of miles, trucks will roll, they were taking their trucks home, and making a nice check. Seems like a pretty decent company.
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August 13
What an AMAZING DAY woke up at 0530 took a shower, and had breakfast, did a little bible reading which I need to do MORE of, got to school early, update my DOT LOGS, and went out driving first thing, today wasn't so much about getting the miles in but making turns within the "City" another thing I struggled with at Millis, feeling A TON Better about it now more confident, my instructor told me something the other day that really helped...NO ONE ELSE MATTERS, They are gonna get mad at you for moving slow and taking up a lot of room but they will get around it and get over it, once I realized that controlling the truck SAFELY was far more important then other people driving...We got back to the yard and after struggling Friday with the Alley Dock, I really was worried about it today, but after a great study session of the GOOD BOOK, I prayed about it, got into the truck, did straight back no issues, right sided off set backing NAILED IT, pulled around and set up for the alley dock....NAILED IT, first time, rest of the day hit ALL My maneuvers 100% only had to use the pull up once and we get 2 free ones. Finished off with doing a pre-trip inspection and nailed that 100%. Yes to those of you who have been doing this for years, these are simple maneuvers to do, but I had been struggling a lot last week with ALL OF THIS. Was given some pointers Friday to help, and found out I wasn't stretching it out far enough before starting, so once I pushed it out farther, the set up was easier and backing became easier. Just have to remember small adjustments on the wheel will make that big rig do things, BUT you have to move between 12-15 feet before what you input into the steering wheel affects the trailer AT ALL. Once I figured that all the rest as they say was history. Hoping the rest of the week goes just as well, what a relief it was.
Thank you for traveling with me
Stay safer
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I'll have you know it is called Metropolitan Lynchburg
Just cuz we didn't want Bedford county trying to stepping over the line. Those dang citified northerners
If they come down again before you go home, take them over to Old Fort in Manchester. It is an ancient Indian Fortress built in the bend of the Duck River. Takes about two three hours to walk around but it is very peaceful.
When I can not get over to a section of the AT it is where I go for solitude. But the kids would probably love it. An old grist mill, several trails, and a decent welcome center explaining who lived there.
Glad class is doing well. I agree with Shogun. Worry about what you are doing. They will get the heck over it.firemedic2816 and DRAGON64 Thank this. -
hey fire medic if u have any issues with backing go on youtube and look up junior Honduras he a trainer at prime and he shows all his students how to do all the backing and alley backing watch them and might pick a few tips to help u along the way
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You can also do a George Dickel tour in Tullahoma. And we call anyone north of the Hollow a Yankee.
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