They need to be secured. If they're flopping around, of course they're going to come loose. Ratchets work quite well if you work them right.
Landstar Questions
Discussion in 'Landstar' started by Brickman, Jun 25, 2007.
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tsavory, hawkjr and blacklabel Thank this.
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If you only want to haul light loads, you may find it difficult to keep moving. With Landstar it will be entirely up to you to find and book your own loads. You may also sacrifice revenue with lower rates if you only want to run specific lanes.
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Hi guys,
I'm wounding about the class B lease landstar shows on there web sit.
Is it just ref. and teams? If not do they have much freight out of the northeast?
Starting from maine. Thank Tom -
Maine is that not the dead a major dead spot for shipping like southern Florida ? I do know is see landstar B out in the northeast atleast up in to CT. Only got into Maine 2 in 10years though so no clue sorry
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Is it possible to work for LS if I dont already have a truck? How easy it hard would it be to get one, and if I wanted to get something between 2006-2008, how low could I get my payments and interest rates?
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The 2nd part of your question, all of that would be dependent on your credit .. -
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