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Not For Parking Lever On Semi. If your is the trailer brakes and not the truck brakes as well, you are not very smart. There's a lever opposite the flasher lever, on the right side of the upper steering column. You pull the knob out to put the parking brakes (spring brakes) on, and push it in to release them. There's air lines to it and it says not to. Having never been in a jackknife situation (knock on wood and pray!), i've only ever used the trailer brake lever to check the trailer. The parking brake lever or handle connects to the wheels via a cable mechanism. It is not for parking. Use the parking brakes whenever. You will be more likely to. When you push down on the lever, it engages the brakes and stops your truck from rolling away. The best way to prevent a jack knife is to drive (or not to drive) for the conditions. After awhile.you'll get the feeling for driving in. On older vehicles, the parking brakes may be controlled by a lever. Never use the hand valve for parking because all the air might leak out, unlocking the brakes (in trailers that do not have spring brakes.) always use the parking brakes when parking.

There's a lever opposite the flasher lever, on the right side of the upper steering column. On older vehicles, the parking brakes may be controlled by a lever. Use the parking brakes whenever. There's air lines to it and it says not to. You pull the knob out to put the parking brakes (spring brakes) on, and push it in to release them. It is not for parking. When you push down on the lever, it engages the brakes and stops your truck from rolling away. If your is the trailer brakes and not the truck brakes as well, you are not very smart. The best way to prevent a jack knife is to drive (or not to drive) for the conditions. After awhile.you'll get the feeling for driving in.

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Not For Parking Lever On Semi You pull the knob out to put the parking brakes (spring brakes) on, and push it in to release them. On older vehicles, the parking brakes may be controlled by a lever. Use the parking brakes whenever. When you push down on the lever, it engages the brakes and stops your truck from rolling away. There's a lever opposite the flasher lever, on the right side of the upper steering column. The parking brake lever or handle connects to the wheels via a cable mechanism. You pull the knob out to put the parking brakes (spring brakes) on, and push it in to release them. The best way to prevent a jack knife is to drive (or not to drive) for the conditions. Never use the hand valve for parking because all the air might leak out, unlocking the brakes (in trailers that do not have spring brakes.) always use the parking brakes when parking. If your is the trailer brakes and not the truck brakes as well, you are not very smart. After awhile.you'll get the feeling for driving in. Having never been in a jackknife situation (knock on wood and pray!), i've only ever used the trailer brake lever to check the trailer. There's air lines to it and it says not to. It is not for parking. You will be more likely to.