Ain't worth 5 bills if it cant swing the doors too.
Devices such as these are crutch's for the lazy.

They dont help anything,except the furtherance of Techno Dependants.

1) #2 Pencil
1) Note pad
1) Road Map
$3-$4 worth of quarters
Run more miles with the simple tools
Its ridiculous what people justify out here these days.

Originally Posted by FriedTater

Ain't worth 5 bills if it cant swing the doors too.
Devices such as these are crutch's for the lazy.

They dont help anything,except the furtherance of Techno Dependants.

1) #2 Pencil
1) Note pad
1) Road Map
$3-$4 worth of quarters
Run more miles with the simple tools
Its ridiculous what people justify out here these days.

Not everyone is stuck in the stone ages. If I find a tool that helps me do my job safer and/or more efficiently and it's at a price level I'm comfortable with, I'll use it.

Originally Posted by FriedTater

Ain't worth 5 bills if it cant swing the doors too.
Devices such as these are crutch's for the lazy.

They dont help anything,except the furtherance of Techno Dependants.

1) #2 Pencil
1) Note pad
1) Road Map
$3-$4 worth of quarters
Run more miles with the simple tools
Its ridiculous what people justify out here these days.

judgemental are ya?

Do you do my job? Do I do yours? I have a pencil, a note pad, a map and a cell phone so I don't need to waste quarters or time on a pay phone. I call and get info also. However, I do also have a truck gps and frankly I may just buy this one if it is an improvement. Am I lazy? No, I work smart. Tell me something oh great sage of the trucking industry: do you have signal indicators that you use or do you hang your arm out the window in the snow and sleet because only a lazy person would use those new fangled indicator thingies? Do you use cruise control? Do you have air conditioning?

Just because YOU don't see the value doesn't mean that others won't, don't and shouldn't.

Or maybe that's a team of oxen pulling that tanker instead of a lazy man's new fangled tractor with an engine.

Originally Posted by Ducks

Available 9/17/09 # $499.99.

Being a four-wheeler, my "GPS" consists of a road atlas and flashlight... so I'm pretty clueless about these GPS things. But isn't $500.00 a bit pricey? Or do you think a lot of drivers will spring for this?

Ducks, hubby and I argued over the difference between a "reg" gps and a truck one. I insisted it was smarter to spend the extra and get the truck one. We were given bad info by the dept in Chicago that was to tell us a good route and what bridges to avoid. The GPS told us it was a bad route, I doubled checked and the gps was right.

I like rand macnally and frankly I like the idea of the truck stops on it also. I'll be looking at because when I'm driving and hubby's asleep I want all the aid I can get my grubby lil paws on. That's a big chunk of money to me so it'll have to have a very good reason for me to buy it.

Originally Posted by FriedTater

Ain't worth 5 bills if it cant swing the doors too.
Devices such as these are crutch's for the lazy.

They dont help anything,except the furtherance of Techno Dependants.

1) #2 Pencil
1) Note pad
1) Road Map
$3-$4 worth of quarters
Run more miles with the simple tools
Its ridiculous what people justify out here these days.

GPS pays for itself by saving you time and time in the trucking business adds up to more dollars in your pocket and more leisure time.