New page to use to compare companies...
#81
10-22-2006, 06:29 PM
GREAT addition ! ! ! Being a student and wanting to get some idea as to just exactly what I want to go into, this is a superb starting point. Will definitely save time. Thanks alot Capt. America[/i][/b]
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#82
11-23-2006, 10:29 PM
missing something
I think those sites are great and provide a lot of information, but i think there is something missing.
I would like to see companies listed as either having AUTOMATIC shift trucks or MANUAL shift trucks.. Especially now that schneider is going 100% fully automatic begginning 2007. But it took me too much researching time on the internet to find that out.. gave me a dam headache.. I base my decision HIGHLY on which "shift" a company uses. And personally i favor AUTOMATICS because they are so much safer and easier.
#83
12-21-2006, 12:55 AM
there was a site where you could practice backing using your computer keyboard. I saw the link to it on here, but cant find it now. maybe someone else knows of one.
I would like to find a reference book for all the mechanical stuff - airbrakes and so forth especially what you might see on a license test
#84
12-21-2006, 01:57 AM
Originally Posted by possum squat
there was a site where you could practice backing using your computer keyboard. I saw the link to it on here, but cant find it now. maybe someone else knows of one.
http://www.transport-tech.com/ click on the link below the $$$ banner and and above the blue sky
#85
01-06-2007, 03:11 AM
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wow is kinda kewl, would be nice if you added a columb if they are flatbed , dry van, reeefer or uh hmmmm ya pretty kewl tthough
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#87
03-18-2007, 05:17 PM
Re: missing something
Originally Posted by mikeyv450
I think those sites are great and provide a lot of information, but i think there is something missing.
I would like to see companies listed as either having AUTOMATIC shift trucks or MANUAL shift trucks.. Especially now that schneider is going 100% fully automatic begginning 2007. But it took me too much researching time on the internet to find that out.. gave me a dam headache.. I base my decision HIGHLY on which "shift" a company uses. And personally i favor AUTOMATICS because they are so much safer and easier.
#88
04-18-2007, 03:12 PM
Re: missing something
Originally Posted by hk997
Originally Posted by mikeyv450
I think those sites are great and provide a lot of information, but i think there is something missing.
I would like to see companies listed as either having AUTOMATIC shift trucks or MANUAL shift trucks.. Especially now that schneider is going 100% fully automatic begginning 2007. But it took me too much researching time on the internet to find that out.. gave me a dam headache.. I base my decision HIGHLY on which "shift" a company uses. And personally i favor AUTOMATICS because they are so much safer and easier. This equates to the great american way of thinking, somebody owes you a living....lol Go figure..........
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#89
04-21-2007, 07:09 PM
Two more "Wusses" on the road!! Yech! :roll:
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#90
06-13-2007, 06:20 PM
Re: missing something
Originally Posted by ssoutlaw
Originally Posted by hk997
Originally Posted by mikeyv450
I think those sites are great and provide a lot of information, but i think there is something missing.
I would like to see companies listed as either having AUTOMATIC shift trucks or MANUAL shift trucks.. Especially now that schneider is going 100% fully automatic begginning 2007. But it took me too much researching time on the internet to find that out.. gave me a dam headache.. I base my decision HIGHLY on which "shift" a company uses. And personally i favor AUTOMATICS because they are so much safer and easier. This equates to the great american way of thinking, somebody owes you a living....lol Go figure.......... I don't think they owe me a living just get out of the way to make it easy for me..
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