How much do you guys get paid extra for using a splitter?
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Crunchy Nut Cornflakes, a lot nicer than the boring old normal Cornflakes.
Grumpy_old_trucker:
Crunchy Nut Cornflakes, a lot nicer than the boring old normal Cornflakes.
Depends really…
On the brand. Kellogs is the industry standard but very expensive. Most of the supermarkets do their own versions. I would imagine that Waitrose would be the best.
Are Cornflakes the new socks.■■
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Are Cornflakes the new socks.■■
Spose so…
We could combine ‘sock chat’ with ‘crunchy nut cornflakes chat’.
Judean People’s Front?
Splitters!
yourhavingalarf:
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Are Cornflakes the new socks.■■Spose so…
We could combine ‘sock chat’ with ‘crunchy nut cornflakes chat’.
I suppose if you leave socks out long enough you’ll get that crunchy taste to them I suppose 
while my rice krispies are calmimg down i will say a bloke i know who works for marmite got 50 p a hour extra for using a splitter…
So many helpful people on this forum. Ill leave all to pleasure yourself over truckers weekly.
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Franglais:
Judean People’s Front?
Splitters!
Are they plagiarising or even infringing the copywrited title of my very own Everyone’s in Front of Juddian? we should be told.
Note, Morrisons had the very large Kellogs Corn Flakes on offer a couple of weeks ago, yer should have got stocked up then people, Corn Flakes have to be of the Kellogs variety, the others simply will not do.
However i find Morrisons own label Weetabix to be better than the genuine article.
Porridge is best from the health food shop, in 5kg bags, rolled oats that is not that powdered muck.
m.a.n rules:
while my rice krispies are calmimg down i will say a bloke i know who works for marmite got 50 p a hour extra for using a splitter…
i did answer your ? mate…
cmld2018:
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What response precisely were you expecting with such a vague question? Splitter gearbox, splitter trailer? I’m sure there are many more variations of splitter. For the purposes of this exercise I’ll assume you mean splitter trailer? If so then Marmite pay a whopping £1 per hour more. Hope that answers your question?
- All information paywise supplied by Mr E Beaver esq.
If you mean log splitter it’s about $12 an hour around here 
Drivers used to be so helpful on this site, extra payment for using a splitter was written into the Union Rules.
A subsidiary company run by the London meat market said that that their own drivers should be paid 4 groats every time they had to double de clutch, the splitter payment evolved from this, they argued they still had to press the clutch so wanted parity with brother members.
The meat men used to drive the furthest in day cabs but got a hotel room every night, and some got so ■■■■■■ they never left London all week.
Wheel Nut:
Drivers used to be so helpful on this site,
Contributors used…
To be able to string a coherent sentence together that made sense or, at the very least gave the reader some idea of what they hell they were on about.
And there was me thinking that it was some kind of bonus ,for being able to use a non auto box
I’m baffled.
Sugar puffs… they changed the name to Monster puffs because they wanted to discourage the use of sugar but never changed the second word, hmmmm!
Grumpy_old_trucker:
I’m baffled.
Sugar puffs… they changed the name to Monster puffs because they wanted to discourage the use of sugar but never changed the second word, hmmmm!
When did they do that?
Last proper gearbox I had was a 16speed in a DAF, it’s been that long since I used an Edwardian thingy me stick, doubt if remember how, let alone double the cructch.