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tamaraw97

Mar 15th 2009 5:42 am

Whats the difference?

I just want to know to all who have knowledge about the difference between trucks in middle east and in canada:o...specially the gears:confused:....thanks in advance...

Gremmie

Mar 16th 2009 12:30 am

Re: Whats the difference?

The gears in Canada go from left to right, the middle eastern ones go the other way:rofl::rofl:

andy_sheila

Mar 17th 2009 6:27 am

Re: Whats the difference?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gremmie (Post 7384506)

The gears in Canada go from left to right, the middle eastern ones go the other way:rofl::rofl:

I thought in Canada it was strictly jeans and a lumberjack shirt? in the middle east they wear them long robe things....Kaftans?

Gremmie

Mar 17th 2009 6:42 am

Re: Whats the difference?

if you aint empty yet i`ll be very dissapointed:o

andy_sheila

Mar 17th 2009 8:33 am

Re: Whats the difference?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gremmie (Post 7389965)

if you aint empty yet i`ll be very dissapointed:o

The only empty thing here mate is my head...... it's ok though, i need a reset and i get paid a layover.

Patrick Hasler

Mar 21st 2009 1:49 am

Re: Whats the difference?

In Europe and the civilised world they have gear boxes.

In the USA and Canada they have boxes of gears :rofl:

rivit

Mar 21st 2009 4:07 am

Re: Whats the difference?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler (Post 7404216)

In Europe and the civilised world they have gear boxes.

In the USA and Canada they have boxes of gears :rofl:

Right On, Synchromesh is for SISSY'S :frown: Nothing wrong with a little crunching and grinding :eek:;);):D:D:D

rivit

Mar 21st 2009 4:09 am

Re: Whats the difference?

Oh, and Happy Birthday Patrick :thumbup:

Patrick Hasler

Mar 21st 2009 11:49 am

Re: Whats the difference?

Quote:

Originally Posted by rivit (Post 7404506)

Oh, and Happy Birthday Patrick :thumbup:

Thank you Charles :thumbup:

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