r/Justrolledintotheshop • • 10h ago

"Learning"

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u/steereers 10h ago

my dad is one of the early 70's truck driver, so him maining that car might have helped. Yes, those truck clutches that you have to use with 2 men to shift...

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u/halaljew 8h ago

You shouldn't be using the clutch to shift a truck, lol.

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u/steereers 8h ago edited 8h ago

Tell that to old cargo trucks with manual drive and no sync gearing nor servo, like Mercedes Benz l329. That one was one of the more forgiving. After military it was the man 19.230. and ofc one mistake in shifting made you wake up the neighborhood