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The 9 and 10 speeds are the simplest!!! Just float shift them!!! Obviously an instructor who learned everything from a book!!!!! And operates on flat ground... Would like to see him start out loaded up hill with one of the "super 10's".. You had to drive it like an old 12 speed Spicer and go thru neutral on every shift..

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Im currently teaching a co worker how to drive a big truck. Im using a Ford/Sterling tandem dump truck. It has a whimpy Cummins and an 8 LL..  He is excited to learn. Friday, we were on a job site, so i let him run the truck.  He did good, and let me teach him. He takes his permit test in 2 weeks.  Then the real training starts.  Im going to be a certified trainer, just waiting for the cert.... I find out tomorrow. 

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Let's face it, ya can't teach guys like years ago. No more threatening them with having to fix it. No more smack'n them, or shaming them into learning (like telling coworkers they drive like a girl) Then there's the laundry list of reasons you don't dare let someone without a CDL on a road....mainly the fines and what your insurance company will do when they find out. I don't think I could teach anyone at this point. Hell, I don't even know where to get Crocks or flip flops.

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