Wheres your head in the bed?

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You haven’t had to endure it Tango.

It’s like being promised a rock concert.

But getting a drunk playing the triangle.

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Top bunk is folded up, stores clothes, and all the bags I cart all my useless gear about in. Mate of mine insists of sleeping with his head kerbside, as “if you get clobbered, you won’t lose your head” yeah ok

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Another merc pilot…So near side for me…

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OllieNotts:
I’ve tried both and never settled on the near side for some reason, I believe that it’s illegal to sleep closer then 18 inches to the steering wheel as I was told by an ex SAS member at an RDC once and he assured me he was a driver trainer and knew the regs better then me, but I’m a rebel so I sleep the way that’s best for me even if it is illegal :sunglasses: :laughing:

if angus 'me coat up ’ nairn shines his torch into your cab ,your nicked laddie :frowning:

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Whatever side the controls and switches are on. On every North American truck I’ve had they’ve all being on the left side of the vehicle, drivers side, off side etc.

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Bunk ! Bloody hell, you have bunks ? Next thing’ll be bloody heaters and cushions on the seat. :unamused:

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On occasions I’ve been that tired I’ve fallen asleep at the wheel( when parked up for night ) , then woken up in night cold and a bit disoriented, but normally o/s

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For some odd reason what ever side the steering wheel is on god knows why.
I hope never to sleep in a lorry again so won’t be something I need to worry about.

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The best place to put your head on any bunk - is surely the place where the muddy boots of others don’t :bulb: go.

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Winseer:
The best place to put your head on any bunk - is surely the place where the muddy boots of others don’t :bulb: go.

When I first started tramping I got a weird rash, I’d had it when I got hospitalized with my broken leg, so the next time I was in ikea, I got a mattress protector. Never had a problem since.

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Double post

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PaulNowak:

Winseer:
The best place to put your head on any bunk - is surely the place where the muddy boots of others don’t :bulb: go.

When I first started tramping I got a weird rash, I’d had it when I got hospitalized with my broken leg, so the next time I was in ikea, I got a mattress protector. Never had a problem since.

How come someone else’s dirt managed to break your leg? :open_mouth: Surely the splints were not flatpack here? :confused:

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Just saying I first got the rash when in hospital (i.e. not in my bed) got the same rash when I first started tramping.

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DD999 what you have time tae use the bunk? tut tut the ’ Donegal mafia "must be getting saft nowadays days! :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

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PaulNowak:
Mate of mine insists of sleeping with his head kerbside, as “if you get clobbered, you won’t lose your head” yeah ok

I was waiting for someone to post that urban myth :smiley:

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Near side for me, two reasons, head away from the road and my telly is on the other side :laughing:

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head behind driver seat cos tv shelf opposite

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JIMBO47:
DD999 what you have time tae use the bunk? tut tut the ’ Donegal mafia "must be getting saft nowadays days! :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

sure id only be using it to hide on the boats…other than that,its wired up and flat to the mat… :laughing: