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Well I did say all 809 series I started in second low and then went to second high but that was not the truth. The 816 wrecker was way too heavy so it was starting second low run through all the gears and high fourth and fifth high or she fall flat on her face. I don't use first low gear in a...

Thank you. Yeah I cut my teeth with that triaxle making deliveries from the quarry of up to 17 tons upshifting and downshifting all day long in Northern Virginia the beltway Washington and Maryland. Then when I went over the road with US Express it was kind of nice to be able to stretch it out...

Let's get one thing straight I never said floating the gears are better. Definitely steering wheel holders should not try this. I said I can float gears if I wanted to. What I did say and standby is you do not push the clutch all the way to the floor when you're moving. When I said I just bump...

For those that have never seen or heard of a clutch brake and how it works and when you can and cannot use it if you want it to last. Watch till the very end if you want the truth about the clutch brake use. Lot of good information on Google and YouTube videos but that's not where you learn how...

Rusty myself I have found their steering wheel holders and their are drivers. The clutch break is only used when you're stopped and going into first gear or reverse. You can wear out and or ruin a clutch break by using it for regular shifting through all the gears. Also double clutching or...

Okay I kind of see machines as people you got to kind of figure them out. What they like what they don't like. My GMC had a 6v92 silver and that Fuller 10. Heavy load going upgrades up shifting I would shift on the governor and I wanted to be quick because I don't want to lose too many RPM on...

Same here deuce or a 5-ton second low second high then run the other three out in high and no double clutching. Now the Fuller 10 speed I had in my GMC dump truck yes I could float the gears and take my time and match the RPM no problem. Now when I had 17 tons on and pulling a grade I would bump...