[rigidsporty]

11'5" with alcohol... 5'11" without.

[wildkat]

5'1" IF I stand tall... :lol::lol::lol:

For a woman...HUGE hands..I wear the SAME size of ring as my hubby...9. Comes from my dad's side of the family I guess, as both him & my brother are same!

[wildkat]

Originally Posted by cujo0123

I'm 5'2".

I have a stupid question. Does anyone have a hard time reaching the pedals comfortably? I was practicing driving yesterday and couldn't rest my feet on the floor while pressing gas/brake if that makes any sense. I had to hold my feet up to press the brake/gas. I had the seat pulled up as far as it would go. I had the seat raised a little so I could see over the steering wheel lol. I was still not sitting all the way back in the seat either because I couldn't reach. Any suggestions? Any products? It was very uncomfortable to drive that way. I was driving a Volvo in case that makes a difference. Thanks.

I drive a 379 Pete & have the same problem, if I put ANY air in the seat my feet bounce off the pedals, so what I found was unlock the rocker & put NO air in the seat, it helps save the back on rough roads. I don't worry about seeing OVER the steering wheel...I just pick a spot to look under it & above the dash! :lol::lol::lol:

[wildkat]

Originally Posted by 4roses

... 5ft - 1/2" .... I have to agree with Rebel ~ the shoulder straps always chock me in every truck or car I drive. :cry: ... I generally pull the shoulder strap down a bit and clamp it with the strap across my lap ... the clamp is easy enough to remove if I suddenly need to for the scales or DOT ... even if the truck has a slider to lower the shoulder strap ~ I have to lower my seat enough to reach the peddles. ... so the shoulder strap will never be low enough for me ... it's just a way of life, being short has never stopped me from doing anything I've wanted to .... :wink:

Same here Roses...I look at it this way...I DON'T bang my head on things, I NEVER get asked to change a light bulb & I STAY OFF ladders...tho...I do get asked all the time if I bang my a$$ on the curb when I jump off!

[partssman]

I stand 6'6"

[BIG JEEP on 44's]

Originally Posted by ronjon619

start it.........

Damn I'm 2 lazy to start a poll...I'm nursing the aftermath of a tear in my right shoulder ...put up 415 tonight got 85lbs to gain back on my bench b4 I get to where I can hang with my friends again ...I tore the shoulder hang cleaning 315 tired I lost balance and instead of just letting it go i chased it and sprained the shoulder...it's actually heald just needs time to get strong so I don't re-injure ...

[Glad Hand]

6'1" 180lbs. I'm the driver in the blue jeans and black or dark blue tee shirt. :lol:

[Windwalker]

Originally Posted by cujo0123
I'm 5'2".

I have a stupid question. Does anyone have a hard time reaching the pedals comfortably? I was practicing driving yesterday and couldn't rest my feet on the floor while pressing gas/brake if that makes any sense. I had to hold my feet up to press the brake/gas. I had the seat pulled up as far as it would go. I had the seat raised a little so I could see over the steering wheel lol. I was still not sitting all the way back in the seat either because I couldn't reach. Any suggestions? Any products? It was very uncomfortable to drive that way. I was driving a Volvo in case that makes a difference. Thanks.

Originally Posted by wildkat

I drive a 379 Pete & have the same problem, if I put ANY air in the seat my feet bounce off the pedals, so what I found was unlock the rocker & put NO air in the seat, it helps save the back on rough roads. I don't worry about seeing OVER the steering wheel...I just pick a spot to look under it & above the dash! :lol::lol::lol:

My wife is just a hair under 5 foot... (4' 11 3/4") The first company we drove for, together, moved the seat forward about 4 inches for her. It still moved back enough for me to be comfortable, but gave her a real advantage. That was the only truck where she had that. From your heights, I would not suggest trying to drive a T-2000. That was the only truck she was not able to see over the dash. She's driven Pete's, Kenworths, and Freightliners in about every state, and in every major city across the country. The T-2000 was the only one she could not drive.

I have seen trucks with the pedals blocked up for the drivers too. I don't have a problem at 6' tall.

[Syncrosonix]

i'm 6'6". dskhiwphwiphei

[avguy]

6' 2" last time I checked.