How to Shift a 9, 10, 13, 15 or 18-Speed Transmission | Truck Driving


Hi there smart drivers. Rick with Smart Drive Test talking to you today about shifting theory for non-synchromesh transmissions. In your car or light truck a manual transmission is a synchromesh transmission, which essentially speaking or simplistically speaking means that you could go down the road at 100 kilometers an hour, take it out of fifth gear stick it back into first and it’ll go into first… you don’t want to let the clutch out, but it’ll go back into first. A non- synchromesh transmission on a big truck you can take that stick out of high gear and try to put it back into first gear…
You’ll break the stick off before it goes back into first gear. It is the driver’s job to synchronize the transmission. In order to do that you gotta line up 1) the gear, 2) the road speed, and 3) the engine speed. Those three things have to match or it’s not going to go into gear. So today, we’re going to talk to you about shifting a non-synchromesh transmission and the theory behind it. [OPENING CREDITS & MUSIC] Hi there smart drivers welcome back. Rick with Smart Drive Test talking to you today about shifting theory for a non-synchromesh transmission. This is for drivers going to driving school and learning how to drive a big truck. And this particularly is directed towards 13- and 18-speed transmissions.
For More Info : Visit Here : Advanced education
Read to Related Blog : Visit Here : Reading speed test

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Rin's Combat School - Daruk's Perfect Parry

Image
Welcome to Rin’s Combat School, a series where we’ll be going over one technique at a time and showing its uses and combat. Daruk’s Perfect Parry uses Daruk’s Protection in a unique way, and has the same properties as if used normally but if done correctly does not use any resources and can be used infinitely this is activated by simply tapping ZL as fast as possible. If held for even a couple frames to long it’ll become a normal Daruk’s Protection and use up a resource this can only be mastered with lots of practice as this technique has a tighter window than even a regular parry and it’s difficult to use 100% of the time against enemy attacks. This can be used in a variety of ways including parrying enemy attacks, preventing fall damage, and bomb parrying. For best effect I recommend use this as a bomb parry technique as it’s easier to control your own detonation timing rather than the enemy attack. And instead of a convoluted name such as “Daruk’s Perfect Bomb Parry” it can b...
Read more

Learn English Conversation – Oxford English Daily Conversation Part 1

Image
Good morning. It`s seven thirty. I`m Gary Fenton. Here is the news. The Prime Minister is in the United States today… …for talks with the American president at the White House. The talks are very important for British and American… Look at the time! Julia! It`s half past seven. – Your train`s at quarter to eight. – Coming. Is this OK Lovely, dear. Well, good luck. Thanks, Mum. Bye, Dad. Bye, love. Colin. It`s her first day today. What Oh yes. Thanks, Dad. Bye. That`s £4.50, please. – Here you are. – Thank you very much, thank you. OK, bye. Bye. – Excuse me. – Sorry. – Morning, Ted. – Good morning, Tim. – How are you – I`m fine, thanks. And you Good morning. Can I help you Yes, Martha McKay, please. She`s the producer. That`s 5894. What`s your name, please Julia Drake. Hello. Miss Drake is at Reception. Yes, all right. Mrs McKay is in Room 1 2. That`s on the second floor. – The lift is over there. – Thank you. And what`s your address 94 Tindall Street. How do you spell Tindall T-...
Read more

Primitive Technology: Bow and Arrow

Image
Northern Olive (Chionansis ramifolia) Cutting wood with stone hatchet from an earlier video Splitting log with a stone chisel Notice that the wood twists Splitting off wood from one side of one end Turn bow around and remove wood from the opposite side at the other end Now the wood is straight Tapering the width of the bow to the tips Tappering the depth of the bow to the tips Narrowing the handle width slightly. The depth of the handle is left alone it is to keep it stiff.  String notches. Finished stave Unknown tree with fibrous bark Stripping bark This type of tree is resilient and grows back quickly Separating inner bark fiber Separating inner bark strips A strip of fiber is twisted clockwise. Then it is wound anti clockwise around the other strip and so on.  By doing this the fibers will stay together due to being unable to unravel More lengths of fiber can be added to lengthen the cord by twisting them onto the ends of the other fibers Finished string A loop is ...
Read more