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Re: floating gears in 3/4 ton
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Posted by kyler27 on July 11, 2007 at 11:49:54 from (152.163.97.133):
In Reply to: floating gears in 3/4 ton posted by Rich Iowa on July 08, 2007 at 17:52:35:
have everybody gotten that lazy that they cant pick their foot and push in a clutch they are easy now being hydralic and all yes i can slip shift or float or whatever but in a ton truck or smaller it is very bad for them the syncros are made out of brass and can have the teeth broke easily or worse a shift fork bent comparing them to big truck tranny is stupid they arent even close they dont have syncros and most of the "TRUCK DRIVERS" now cant slip shift a big truck right either ive been there rebuilt that
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