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Show us YOUR Canadian Rig....
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This is what i drive.....now show me yours :rofl::rofl:
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Nice! :thumbup:
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The Old Commander & The New OSH KOSH
Not quite Canadian...but will be getting there soon. |
Re: Show us YOUR Canadian Rig....
Originally Posted by DAVIE_MAC
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The Old Commander & The New OSH KOSH
Not quite Canadian...but will be getting there soon. |
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More please:thumbsup::thumbsup: is your Blog still active ??? cant get in to it ???
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Originally Posted by Gremmie
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More please:thumbsup::thumbsup: is your Blog still active ??? cant get in to it ???
drive safe mate.http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z...0/DSCF1404.jpg |
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Myself and a couple of others are also interested in becomming O/D's. Did you have to take any exams,courses or what. Can find no info what so ever. is it "just" buy a truck and start work ???? That "easy"?? Ansy please send your reply on the Recognised Qualis for Canada Thread.. Chears
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Re: Show us YOUR Canadian Rig....
Originally Posted by Gremmie
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Haven't seen any of these in Canada :confused::confused:
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Originally Posted by DAVIE_MAC
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If you happen to be up around BATUS (British Army Training Unit Suffield) you might but you'd have to be lucky...:blink:
http://www.lookingat.com/batus/ http://www.amta.ca This service is free of charge:rofl: |
Re: Show us YOUR Canadian Rig....
Originally Posted by Gremmie
(Post 5269269)
Myself and a couple of others are also interested in becomming O/D's. Did you have to take any exams,courses or what. Can find no info what so ever. is it "just" buy a truck and start work ???? That "easy"?? Ansy please send your reply on the Recognised Qualis for Canada Thread.. Chears
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Re: Show us YOUR Canadian Rig....
Originally Posted by Gremmie
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Was just thinking of you :confused: your pics show heavey haulage,is that what your looking for in canada ???? could imagine these talents would be sought after ??? try Alberta Trans Assoc,,,,carrier links,,,heavy haulage
http://www.amta.ca This service is free of charge:rofl: Tell ya what that is a mega link you provided there and can't thank you enough. We are looking into PEI at the moment but nowhere has been ruled out yet. As has been mentioned before elsewhere the cost of living is lower as is the wages and it will boil down to can we make a decent living there and have a good quality of life...if not we look elsewhere and Alberta is somewhere I would also love to settle. Heavy Haulage has been my Bread & Butter in the Army it was a bit of a fluke really as when I was in training 21 years ago (Phew thats a long time ago) all I wanted to do was go Airbourne (PARA) so I volounteered and when we were getting our first posting after training I said I was going to become a PARA within the RCT and the Officer at the time said F**K off out of my office you T**T your going to Sennelager to become a Tank Transporter...so off I went...can honestly say he did me a fav as the close knit family of Tank Transporting is second to none Karla will tell ya that as her OH is also one....:blink: The links to the companys look great and it's the not knowing your next load that keeps it interesting I think as most of them are different. Owe you a few beers when we meet on the road somewhere. :thumbsup: PS meant to say the links to the golf on that site are also great LOL |
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Originally Posted by DAVIE_MAC
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I said I was going to become a PARA within the RCT and the Officer at the time said F**K off out of my office you T**T your going to Sennelager to become a Tank Transporter...so off I went...
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Originally Posted by DAVIE_MAC
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Gremmie...
Heavy Haulage has been my Bread & Butter in the Army it was a bit of a fluke really as when I was in training 21 years ago (Phew thats a long time ago) all I wanted to do was go Airbourne (PARA) so I volounteered and when we were getting our first posting after training I said I was going to become a PARA within the RCT and the Officer at the time said F**K off out of my office you T**T your going to Sennelager to become a Tank Transporter...so off I went...can honestly say he did me a fav as the close knit family of Tank Transporting is second to none Karla will tell ya that as her OH is also one....:blink: Don't you just love the Army:rofl::rofl::rofl: I wanted to join the Royal Signals, but I failed my maths exam:o, so AGC it was for me. Karla x x x |
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Dave,
Tank Transporters have to be close knit, especially when they do this to their truck: |
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