NEW TO JOB

NEW AND WANNABE DRIVERS (INTERACTIVE)
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even when empty run with the sheet on improves fuel ecomony and stability

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PASSED!!! thanx again to everyone for your support, it helped loads :smiley:

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GRIZ:
PASSED!!! thanx again to everyone for your support, it helped loads :smiley:

Well done :smiley:

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Congratulations GRIZ :smiley:

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Well played GRIZ :sunglasses: :smiley: :wink:

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Congratulations Griz,well done,let this be inspiration for anyone going for their test.
regrads derek

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well done mate all bets for what ever the future brings and have fun

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well done m8 @ good luck with the tipper job.

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Well done! :wink: :sunglasses: :laughing:

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Well Done :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

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:slight_smile: Well Done on your test success, Griz. :sunglasses:

Another couple of tips ( :laughing: ) for you in addition to the good ones already suggested above by Toytown,Muckles and CM :

~ Always tip with the unit and trailer straight, never with the unit at an angle - ( better stability. )

~ Beware of crosswinds when the tipper is fully raised. When the load is discharged and the body is still at full height is when you really don’t want a strong gust of wind blowing from the side ! :laughing:

You’ll need to ask your new work colleagues about the on - board weighing device and the easy sheet systems - ( most bulk tippers have these nowadays ), - but could be one of a couple of different makes. :wink:

  • In your original post you mentioned the stuff you’ll need to take with you for your nights out :-

Here’s a link to a previous thread with lots of suggestions mentioned by the many contributors :wink: :

trucknetuk.com/phpBB2/viewtopic. … ght=#47279

Hope this helps,