great to see you’ve joined us here at TN
And good to hear you get on so well with the new toy.
Who are you working for ? Where are you based ?
I’m a south Wales girl too, so who knows, we might bump into each other one day.
Who are you working for ? Where are you based ?
I’m a south Wales girl too, so who knows, we might bump into each other one day.
No need to ask who you work for “Owens Girl”
I work for John Pearce out of Glynneath… Are there many of us South Welsh using this forum?? And are there any other JP’s also??
Yep, there’s a good handfull of Welshies on here. You could go through the members list if you get bored in the house one day !
See quite a few Pearce lorries about, do you drive the same unit all the time ? What to look for ?
Owens_girl:
Yep, there’s a good handfull of Welshies on here. You could go through the members list if you get bored in the house one day !
See quite a few Pearce lorries about, do you drive the same unit all the time ? What to look for ?
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Jo
Well i’m English by birth but married to a welsh lass and lived near Caerphilly for the past 10 years so do I count?
I’m here
Based in Ammanford trunking to Brum every night. Leave at 9, so anyone out and about on that route (M4, A449, A40, M50, M5, M6) and see a Palletline double decker give us a wave and pleny of room
Home is where your heart is, isn’t it ? Off course you count !
My family roots are Welsh but I was born in Denmark and only moved to Wales 6 years ago. Still haven’t learned how to speak Welsh !
Keep an eye out for a ■■■■ looking S684KCS. She’s not big and she might be dirty, - but she’s my Jolly Jumper
Hi all glad i found this site it looks really informative. Im really looking forward to tommorow morning though i must admit i am rather nervous. I passed my test last thursday (1st time too) but i learnt with a 35 foot twin axle flatbed and i will be in a 44 foot tri axle curtain sider tommorow GULP!!! Oh well im sure i will enjoy a bit and then sweat a bit then enjoy a bit and so on…
Well wish me luck…
Welcome to TruckNet Reef and good luck for tomorrow.
There is a lot of very, very useful info on here but it often takes some trawling through and finding, so be patient. In the mean time if you want anything answered quickly just post someone will reply.
PS: If your moving from a flat to a curtainsider and never pulled one before the first thing that will strike you is limited your visibility is behind you.
1st of all welcome to t/net reef 2nd the smaller the trl the harder the revearse is.so tomorrow your in a 44’ tri-axle the only thing is length.your good enough to pass your test m8 which means you can handle anything good luck and best advise is take your time.
Reef:
Hi all glad i found this site it looks really informative. Im really looking forward to tommorow morning though i must admit i am rather nervous. I passed my test last thursday (1st time too) but i learnt with a 35 foot twin axle flatbed and i will be in a 44 foot tri axle curtain sider tommorow GULP!!! Oh well im sure i will enjoy a bit and then sweat a bit then enjoy a bit and so on…
Well wish me luck…
Well how did you enjoy it ? I hope it all went well for you.
Wow thanks for the big welcome guys…
Sorry i havent got back to you sooner but i got thrown in at the deep end and ended up tramping all week and got back sat morning (only to be asked to take trailers back and forth to a company a couple of miles up the road, empties in and full ones out ) They said i would be on locals for a week or so just to get used to it. Well my 1st drop was local…(Swansea) Then local Bloxwich Halesowen leamington spa and by friday morning i was in local newcastle■■? My transport office really should look at a map occasionally lol …
But the long and short of it is I had a bloody brilliant week ( I did sweat a bit on occasion though) I got that trailer into some places i never dreamed i would ( got out of shape a few times too) All in all i think i did well and bosses and customers seemed happy enough too…