Not sure if they are actually bigger, or just better designed for more storage and comfort.

Originally Posted by AZS

think the T660's have bigger sleepers too. How many miles do you get at Roehl?

I'm in a prostar 70" single.

I'm love the interior of the kw's, mainly the new gauges since '08. But if i got to choose id definitely want a flat top sleeper. I got to climb in one on a 389 awhile back and loved it! Its like a little cave.

With roehl, now that I'm in flatbed division, Im seeing an average of 2200/week. Plus all tarp pay and that jazz. My miles are because of me though. I don't rush putting up my securement after a delivery. I tale my time cuz I'm very particular about where everything goes on my truck

Ethan

I am the same way. Everything has a certain place. If I don't put it back in the same place I will spend forever looking for it when I need it.

Originally Posted by Speedemon1084

I am the same way. Everything has a certain place. If I don't put it back in the same place I will spend forever looking for it when I need it.

Exactly. I know where i keep everything. Although I have five 3/8 chains in my passenger floor board. Im sure I have too many chains, just don't tell our equipment nazis in Gary lol

Ethan

Our people in Gainesville are the same way. They think ten chains, binders, and straps are more than enough.

Originally Posted by Speedemon1084

Our people in Gainesville are the same way. They think ten chains, binders, and straps are more than enough.

haha yup. I got my own 4" ratchet that I brought over here and am about to buy a few more since I use that one all the time. Won't try to reimburse, just write em off on taxes instead.

Originally Posted by Speedemon1084

Not sure if they are actually bigger, or just better designed for more storage and comfort.

thats probably it

Originally Posted by Speedemon1084

Our people in Gainesville are the same way. They think ten chains, binders, and straps are more than enough.

That's crazy. We got
4 tarps (2-lumber, 2- steel)
22 straps
16 chains (8-3/8.....8-5/16)
16 binders (8 ratchet, 8 snap)
24 metal edge protectors
A few portable winches and a few more of other stuff lol.

Ethan

we had 20 chains at swift but they were all 5/16. only loads that ever required that many though were chassis' for vehicles and those small coils that had to stand up in a row.