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<blockquote data-quote="Mack37" data-source="post: 4211534" data-attributes="member: 58266"><p>Depending on your location, there really shouldn’t be any crazy backing involved. Shifting is something that just comes with practice, though I will say that those natural gas tractors drive a little odd. For example, you said you killed it a couple times and that should never happen in a big truck unless you start off in way too high of a gear. You shouldn’t have to apply any throttle in a truck when taking off to keep from killing it but I came across plenty of UPS tractors where you had to.</p><p></p><p>Also, you should be looking at USPS as a veteran. All your time served applies to pension, leave etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mack37, post: 4211534, member: 58266"] Depending on your location, there really shouldn’t be any crazy backing involved. Shifting is something that just comes with practice, though I will say that those natural gas tractors drive a little odd. For example, you said you killed it a couple times and that should never happen in a big truck unless you start off in way too high of a gear. You shouldn’t have to apply any throttle in a truck when taking off to keep from killing it but I came across plenty of UPS tractors where you had to. Also, you should be looking at USPS as a veteran. All your time served applies to pension, leave etc. [/QUOTE]
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