What if it Snows?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Mar 19, 2018.

  1. 77fib77

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    I haven't seen that since the oil field. The crude oil trucks had them in 14 when I was out there. Great gear box. 4" of caliche(sp?) Clay. Put in low it will turn. The internationals we had I would get out of the truck and use the spade to clear in front of the tire while it was in gear. Other wise it would slide off the road and not turn. Not a best practices act. They had normal 10speeds. 13 speed much better gear spacing.
     
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    That’s funny. Detroit’s a Boat engine. Cats a Bulldozer engine. Cummins is a Truck engine. That’s the old saying anyway. Along with Cummins- The Working Mans Engine. ( I guess cause you're always working on them ) Lol. No they were always affordable and simple.
     
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    Looks like you built a super shelf in your bunk. That’s what I need.
     
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    That’s what kitchen tables are for.
     
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    Port left. Not sure about starboard.
     
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    Port and left are the same as they both hve four letters and end with the letter T. At least that is what my father explained it
     
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    Ok, how many rods in a chain? And how many chains in a furlong?
     
  10. Rideandrepair

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    That’s how I remember also. Pitt is the short word, light left. Right is the big word. Lol