scraperboy222
Active Member
here are some photos of our float set up
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ford ltl
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scraperboy222
Active Member
excavator
Senior Member
A right hand drive LTL, wouldn't that be fun to bring to the states. I assume that on right hand drive , you clutch with the right foot and run the throttle with the left? If so I think I'd have a hard time driving, along with shifting with the left hand. Although I've always been a pretty good "switch hitter" in softball. Maybe wouldn't be so bad.
lynger
Member
I've always wondered the same thing...how are the clutch, brake and throttle set up in a right hand drive??
willie59
Administrator
That's a nice Ford L series scaperboy222. I always like the interior of the cab on the L series. And one thing Ford new how to do well was hang the doors on a truck, I'll bet they're still as tight as they were new.
Deere9670
Senior Member
I pretty sure the pedals are set up the same as we are used to, just got to shift with your left hand
scraperboy222
Active Member
hi guys pedal set up is the same as yours clutch on the left throttle on the right brake in the centre.
