Hi Dan, I just got back from Port Alberni and saw this waiting! You did a great job explaining some practical situations. I didn’t even know about sliding the trailer wheels so thanks for that! Yes, I’d love to see how you do b trains! Cheers 👍
G.O.A.L. Drilled into every new driver. Get Out And Look. I enjoyed dragging a 48' split axel flat beds. The real nice ones had dump bags so you could just have the one pivot point.
Great tips for new drivers dan. I took some advice from this too even though i have 2800 hours on ats. keep up the great work. Denver always laggy for me seems you have some lag too. night time in denver is real bad for lag.
Thanks Henry! I was really surprised at how bad Denver was regarding lag. I haven't been there in game for quite a while. I won't be making the next tutorial there!
Before you talked about real life, I figured you were a driver. You do way better job than most I've watched. That's why I enjoy your content. I drove for 16 years, but I don't play the game like that LOL. I do a lot of what I wished I could do if it was real life haha!! Some times I play "by the book," but when you find mods that have 1000 + hp engines, it's really tempting to put the hammer down to let off steam, just because you can. I guess it all depends on my mood that day.
Hey RB! Glad you are enjoying the videos. Like you, I get to do stuff in this game that I could only have imagined in real life. Every now and the I really let "her fly" too. Nice to get away with it and know you're not spending the next decade in the clink!
Are you using a realistic mirror FOV mod or just the default mirrors? Just wondering which is more true to life in terms of spacial awareness from in the cab.
Joe, I don't use a mirror mod other than the interior zoom button. It's a little weird to use but it helps you to actually see what's in the mirror once you zero in on it.
@@antoineg.2243 I have a tutorial out on how to set up a Tobii 5. Check in the ATS Torvalds in my Playlists. You might get a better feel for it after watching it.
Cabovers are more suited for narrow roads and city driving like you see in Europe. Countries with wide open roads and extensive highway networks tend to get more use out of conventional cabs. Australia is a good example.
I appreciate your tutorials. Thanks Dan!
I hope they help somewhat. They are generally pretty "off the cuff" so I usually miss a bunch of things that I think of after the recording is over!
Great tips Dan! Can’t wait to retry some of these drop offs/pickups with your strategies in mind!
Thanks FBG!
Hi Dan, I just got back from Port Alberni and saw this waiting! You did a great job explaining some practical situations. I didn’t even know about sliding the trailer wheels so thanks for that! Yes, I’d love to see how you do b trains! Cheers 👍
Thanks Harvey! I'll see if I can get a b double and double lowboy video out next week.
Thanks for this Dan. I’d vote for a Dbl trailer, like a super B, back up tutorial. Cheers from BC
Thanks Zeke! I'll see if I can get one out some time this week.
No rush Dan.
G.O.A.L. Drilled into every new driver. Get Out And Look. I enjoyed dragging a 48' split axel flat beds. The real nice ones had dump bags so you could just have the one pivot point.
Sweet. Easier on the rubber too!
@@danmcnarry Easier on the asphalt on a hot day too.
Great tips for new drivers dan. I took some advice from this too even though i have 2800 hours on ats. keep up the great work. Denver always laggy for me seems you have some lag too. night time in denver is real bad for lag.
Thanks Henry! I was really surprised at how bad Denver was regarding lag. I haven't been there in game for quite a while. I won't be making the next tutorial there!
Before you talked about real life, I figured you were a driver. You do way better job than most I've watched. That's why I enjoy your content. I drove for 16 years, but I don't play the game like that LOL. I do a lot of what I wished I could do if it was real life haha!! Some times I play "by the book," but when you find mods that have 1000 + hp engines, it's really tempting to put the hammer down to let off steam, just because you can. I guess it all depends on my mood that day.
Hey RB! Glad you are enjoying the videos. Like you, I get to do stuff in this game that I could only have imagined in real life. Every now and the I really let "her fly" too. Nice to get away with it and know you're not spending the next decade in the clink!
Thanks!
Harvey! Thank you very much for the donation. I really appreciate the support. Cheers!
Are you using a realistic mirror FOV mod or just the default mirrors? Just wondering which is more true to life in terms of spacial awareness from in the cab.
Joe, I don't use a mirror mod other than the interior zoom button. It's a little weird to use but it helps you to actually see what's in the mirror once you zero in on it.
What general setting and graphics settings do you run ?
THX!! +1 SUB.
were do u get your set up at
I built it. There are link to some videos about it in my tutorials channel.
@@danmcnarryhi Dan what’s tearing wheel, peddle n shifters you use plz sir also you got any videos on reverse parking a trailer for beginners plz
what gps is that ?
Pretty sure that's from SISL's Mega Pack. If you don't have it, you can get it from the Steam Workshop.
thanks so much
Hey, what are you using to move the camera? Trackir?
I use Tobii 5 with just the head tracking enabled.
@@danmcnarry does it work well and does it feel natural? I’m hesitating between Dobii, Trackir and VR right now.
@@antoineg.2243 I have a tutorial out on how to set up a Tobii 5. Check in the ATS Torvalds in my Playlists. You might get a better feel for it after watching it.
Well it's all pretty obvious isn't it, nonetheless cool tutorial for new gamers.
That was the point. It has been requested several times now so finally did it.
Why American trucker is so much bulker than European's? LOL
Cabovers are more suited for narrow roads and city driving like you see in Europe. Countries with wide open roads and extensive highway networks tend to get more use out of conventional cabs. Australia is a good example.