Truck driving in Canada
#61
Re: Truck driving in Canada
You have got to be kidding,
I've taken plenty over the last few years on the forums and will admit can give in back with interest too.
Dodgy advice over on BTA
Only post I've made in quite a while was to tell somebody to check out Westcan!!!!
#62
Re: Truck driving in Canada
You have got to be kidding,
I've taken plenty over the last few years on the forums and will admit can give in back with interest too
Only post I've made in quite a while was to tell somebody to check out Westcan
#63
Re: Truck driving in Canada
I read what he wrote. It said ''Have you tried Challenger or Bison?''...which is a question.
And he probably asked that because they're two big carriers, who are known to be good to work for, and they both have terminals in Ontario, which the original poster wanted info about.
And he probably asked that because they're two big carriers, who are known to be good to work for, and they both have terminals in Ontario, which the original poster wanted info about.
#64
Re: Truck driving in Canada
Forgot about that reply about Ontario trucking companies.
Only trying to help the guy out and I now get slated for making a postive post!!!!
Personnel insults were aimed at Gremmie only and he gives me plenty back in kind!!!!
Only trying to help the guy out and I now get slated for making a postive post!!!!
Personnel insults were aimed at Gremmie only and he gives me plenty back in kind!!!!
#68
Re: Truck driving in Canada
Yeah looks good I read you were in the Bisons yard in Calgary , I use the Husky card lock next door all the time , I will have to look out for that Red Pete.
Are you one of those Pete drivers with just the top half of his forehead showing through the windscreen ?
Are you one of those Pete drivers with just the top half of his forehead showing through the windscreen ?
#69
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Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 281
Re: Truck driving in Canada
Nope, I don't like sitting on the floor.. That's why they invented chairs. Neither have I got one of the ridiculously long shifter that make you look like you are riding some sort of low rider.
I am normal. I use the air seat to support my butt, the steering wheel to steer, not as some kind of sight....
We use the dirty dawg cardlocks, too.
#70
Re: Truck driving in Canada
Always seems to be Peterbilt drivers that sit like that , I was wondering if was the ergonomics of that particular truck. I've never driven one so can't say.
I like to sit high at the back of the seat and low at the front with steering wheel high and raked back - Scania style !
I like to sit high at the back of the seat and low at the front with steering wheel high and raked back - Scania style !
#71
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Location: 9 years in the canadian trucking industry... Niverville MB
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Re: Truck driving in Canada
Always seems to be Peterbilt drivers that sit like that , I was wondering if was the ergonomics of that particular truck. I've never driven one so can't say.
I like to sit high at the back of the seat and low at the front with steering wheel high and raked back - Scania style !
I like to sit high at the back of the seat and low at the front with steering wheel high and raked back - Scania style !
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#75
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Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 281
Re: Truck driving in Canada
Yep, totally agree. trouble is I can't run as fast anymore so I need longer fuses....