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Old 09.12.2008
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Dont think you would need a loan to buy an 80 dollar radio, cheaper used.
I've seen them as cheap as $50 new. I'd buy a GPS before a CB because I know I'd use it. A CB seems more like a toy than a tool. I understand why some people want them. I don't get the religious aspect.
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CB is a tool. A lot of places that I load you have to call in on the CB give your load number and trailer number Before you can approach the scale.
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I've seen them as cheap as $50 new. I'd buy a GPS before a CB because I know I'd use it. A CB seems more like a toy than a tool. I understand why some people want them. I don't get the religious aspect.
so your saying im religious cause i have one in my 4 wheeler??? I hardly ever turn it on.
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sometimes cb's help! i followed a swift truck out of kingman AZ. yesterday heading to the hoover dam. about 60 miles. i tryed calling him for a while but he never anwsered. sure enough they turned him around at the check point! 120 out of route miles for him!
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sometimes cb's help! i followed a swift truck out of kingman AZ. yesterday heading to the hoover dam. about 60 miles. i tryed calling him for a while but he never anwsered. sure enough they turned him around at the check point! 120 out of route miles for him!
Sounds to me like said check-point consists of a driving test.
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CB is a tool. A lot of places that I load you have to call in on the CB give your load number and trailer number Before you can approach the scale.
Once in awhile I run into a situation where I'm asked if I have a CB. I'm guessing there are plenty of other drivers out there that don't have one since that seems to be a common question. Usually I use my cell phone instead. Sometimes someone comes out and knocks on the door. 99.9% of the time you just wait for the dock light to go green. CB a tool? Yes. But it's a tool that is not used often and so far never been necessary at this point in my short career. Never-the-less, I am considering eventually moving over to the dark side and purchasing a CB...someday...
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