Profile For Northern_crow (phil)

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  • Location:
    Alden, NY

  • Driving Status:
    Considering A Career

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    4 years, 3 months ago

Northern_crow (phil)'s Bio

Hellod trucking world, i am at the beginning of my trucking career. Have a class b and working on my a. Work at a construction company, this time next year hopfully ill be hauling with a low boy...

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Posted:  4 years, 3 months ago

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CDL B to A question ( Manuel/auto transmission )

Greg that isn’t a bad idea I’ll have to look into that I never would have even though about that. Thank you.

Posted:  4 years, 3 months ago

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CDL B to A question ( Manuel/auto transmission )

Yea I would if I could. The 40’ for some reason has electric brakes on the trailer and the Manuel tractors are not set up from electric brakes. Lol

Posted:  4 years, 3 months ago

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CDL B to A question ( Manuel/auto transmission )

Sorry for the reply’s being all over the place. Never used this site before, and just realized all comments /reply’s are looked over first before posting so I hope you guys didn’t get confused with my reply’s. :p

Posted:  4 years, 3 months ago

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CDL B to A question ( Manuel/auto transmission )

Thats what figured, thank you very much, guess the search for a manual tractor starts now.

Posted:  4 years, 3 months ago

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CDL B to A question ( Manuel/auto transmission )

Try 72feet. Nice looong lowboy :) bring it on, it runs in my blood my father was a trucker for 30 some odd years of his life before passing. Heres to you dad :)

Posted:  4 years, 3 months ago

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CDL B to A question ( Manuel/auto transmission )

But understandable pack rat, i am ok at backin gbn up worked at a scrap yard for years backing and swapping trailors just learnimg the on road aspects of things thank you again guys

Posted:  4 years, 3 months ago

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CDL B to A question ( Manuel/auto transmission )

Rob t, going private with it, the construction out fit i work for year round is helping me obtain my class a for their low boy, but they have 3 tractors and trailers right now two manual 72 footers, well one on road the others down for repair, AND the third is a goose neck 40 foot auto single axle. Pretty much the reason i asked because for the road test ive been having issies parallel parking the 72 footer, so far ive been only able to get it 2 feet from the curb insted of one foot. I feel its almost impossible, eben my trainer with 11 years experance can only get it 2 foot.

Posted:  4 years, 3 months ago

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CDL B to A question ( Manuel/auto transmission )

So i have been looking for information all afternoon but havent found it yet and havent called the motor vehicle office seeings i hate being on hold but i might just have to, haha. I live in nys and i currently have a cdl class b with no restrictions for the transmission. I can operate and know now is drive a truck with an unsynchronized transmission. I want to upgrade to A. seeings i already passed one skills test with a manual, would i still need to find a manual tractor so i do not have the no manual transmissions restriction? I am asuming i still need a manual but had to ask. Thank you guys a head of time

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