As was in the military, I am sure there are alot of jokes played on new drivers. Anything as a newbie we should watch for,, an example of one we played out in the Coast Guard..
While out at sea a helo would always fly our mail in, but new boots were instructed to do "mail buoy watch", scanning the ocean for hours looking for something that just wasn't there ... a buoy floating in the ocean with all our mail ,. Believe it or not there was always that boot that called in, " I got a possible contact which appears to be a mail buoy bearing 140 degrees approximately 30,000 yards"..
Tricks of the Trade
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by thehornet, Dec 31, 2011.
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How about just have them derail the cab to give them time to learn where things are or should be, while I relax til the next load calls in a warm.bed. Or ask them to check the muffler bearings for dryness.
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is there a tool or gauge to check for dryness..lol
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Working in the trades(carpenter) I've sent many laborers out to the truck to get the Board stretcher
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by any chance is that near the tandum rebalancer?? just wondering
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being artillery in the Army we always sent them to the messhall for cherry juice (hydraulic fluid)
our mess sargeant was pretty good at playing along usually.thehornet Thanks this. -
Don't forget to pick up a HOS EXTENDER logbook ruler at your local T/S.
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Don't forget the blinker fluid while in the T/S for your HOS ENTENDER.
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Not really - but I get a real hoot from walking around truckstops and pulling the 5th wheel release on tractors while the drivers are sleeping, or showering.
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does the truck have to be turned off to add the blinker fluid ??
how about the hos extended log, -most trucking stops are saying it is still on backorder?
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happy new year drivers..
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