Pic's of my recent cdl schooling
#11
12-20-2007, 10:14 AM
"You have made my BF a happy man lol"
kahlana, that's YOUR job right?  When you call Roehl ask for Rob and tell them I said he should take good care of you. respects, Dennis in se pa
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#12
12-20-2007, 12:42 PM
Brings back memories. I did my orientation in Marshfield. It was great little town. Does Troy still do the orientations?
I do have to say I did see a hot chick up there. I guess she was Rick Roehls Grandaughter. She was 20 or 21. Knockout. anyways. Cool place, I liked it. Have you met Tim Mcleod or Bob Gross yet? Just curious.
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#13
12-20-2007, 12:50 PM
looks like a world class facility. how did you like driving in that snow??
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Go drive like a Christian or a Texan!!!!
#14
12-20-2007, 01:55 PM
" Brings back memories. I did my orientation in Marshfield. It was great little town. Does Troy still do the orientations?
I do have to say I did see a hot chick up there. I guess she was Rick Roehls Grandaughter. She was 20 or 21. Knockout. anyways. Cool place, I liked it. Have you met Tim Mcleod or Bob Gross yet? Just curious." Never met a Troy. Never met the others either. At least I am not aware of it. I did love Marshfield though. Great place.
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#15
12-20-2007, 01:56 PM
Originally Posted by dennis in se pa
"did you ever see the Twilight Zone episode"
never saw that one.
#16
12-20-2007, 02:01 PM
"looks like a world class facility. how did you like driving in that snow??"
I did not think about it really before hand, but I was impressed with the cleanliness and organization of the place. Driving in the snow is as it is. Slippery, even in a heavy vehicle. I drove home to PA in heavier snow. I slowed down to 40 MPH to be safe in my little Volvo 850 wagon. Had I been in an 18 wheeler with my experience I would have pulled over and waited. Wait until it is safe. That is the Roehl Way. I drank that Kool Aid way before I ever heard of Roehl Transport. I am looking forward to seeing my family on my off days. Staying safe is a big part of that. respects and Happy Holidays/Merry Christmas/ GOD bless us all... Dennis in SE PA
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#19
12-20-2007, 07:29 PM
Originally Posted by gmh
I assume most tractors don't have auto-cancel. I thought about it after school one day, and figured that (especially when backing) you could turn the wheel in both directions while moving the trailer one way, if the signals self cancelled, they would cut out mid maneuver.
And I'd ask you in a pm (but I don't have enough posts), but in reference to your sig: did you ever see the Twilight Zone episode where the older guy and his dog die and wind up walking down a country road, and offered entrance to two places off the side of the road?
#20
12-20-2007, 11:17 PM
Originally Posted by sportster65
Originally Posted by gmh
I assume most tractors don't have auto-cancel. I thought about it after school one day, and figured that (especially when backing) you could turn the wheel in both directions while moving the trailer one way, if the signals self cancelled, they would cut out mid maneuver.
And I'd ask you in a pm (but I don't have enough posts), but in reference to your sig: did you ever see the Twilight Zone episode where the older guy and his dog die and wind up walking down a country road, and offered entrance to two places off the side of the road? I will miss cats and dogs. Only time I've been without was when I was in college. Even had my aunt's dog around when I was in grad school. |
