The adventures of 'Team Klingon'

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Lady K, Dec 10, 2010.

  1. Lady K

    Lady K Road Train Member

    Yep, it fell through... We were detained because of other late trucks and unloading, the load that was arraigned for us had to be covered, so here we sit... So, if you would like to share your source, we would say thank you :)
     
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  3. Lady K

    Lady K Road Train Member

    Thank you NoCoCraig :)

    Pulling a load from Reno to S.CA ... Backed up to the door as I type!! Wasn't able to talk to FT, but did talk to a gentleman named Robert. He might even have another when we unload in S.CA... LOL! This is will now be the fifth dry load we've hauled... Remind me why we purchased a reefer??
     
  4. Clyde07

    Clyde07 Heavy Load Member

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    Hello Lady K and Klingon! Glad to see you guys tearing up the road. I bet if you asked nicely, Swift would let you come back. Hope you're not reading this while moving. I wouldn't want you to lose control of the vehicle. Anyway, just wanted to say howdy!
     
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  5. NoCoCraig

    NoCoCraig Road Train Member

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    So glad it worked out. They load quick and are great to work with. Always awesome to have a shipper that has a serious time deadline.
     
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  6. Lady K

    Lady K Road Train Member

    Load #44... We actually got a reefer load!! LOL! Yep it still works :)

    S.CA to Reno, NV ... Need to get the truck in to get the DEF filter changed... We have 750K on the truck, and this will be the second filter. Not bad... Rather do preventive, than a repair! That's why we are heading north again... Got a couple brokers actually calling us!! Liking that!

    Well that is the up date for now... BOL is ready...
     
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  7. MysticHZ

    MysticHZ Road Train Member

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    Have you ever taken the filter in to be baked? Bake it at 300K miles ... should get to 600k miles on a filter.
     
  8. Lady K

    Lady K Road Train Member

    Our first filter needed that (lights and almost shut down) done (350K miles), but we were in the middle of a load. We didn't have time to wait for it to be sent out and shipped back. So we got a new one, since of course they didn't have any 'reconditioned' ones available, and used our old one as a core. This time we are aiming to NOT be under a load, and are going to make sure they have a 'reconditioned' one available. So it will/should only take a full day, instead of a week!!
     
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  9. MysticHZ

    MysticHZ Road Train Member

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    Go to International in West Sacramento ... they can bake it on site.
     
  10. Lady K

    Lady K Road Train Member

    Even for a Freightliner? We will keep that in mind, but there are a couple other little stuff we need to get at Freightliner as well... Air fittings (for the splitter off of the transmission) for example, ours has developed a small leak. Plus we know them, and they know us... We use the Freightliner dealer in French Camp... DO NOT use the FL dealer in Sacramento!! Read back in the thread almost two years ago for those details... <shutter>
     
  11. Lady K

    Lady K Road Train Member

    Air leak fixed (Klingon did that one) and had the DEF filter pulled and ash tested. <0.5" of ash, so we are good to go!! Cost some $$, but now we have peace of mind! So now we are headed from Minden, NV to Phoenix, AZ. The broker called us :) when he asked later for an ETA and we let him know we usually build in 'get lost time', so we will be on-time. He goes I know, that's why I use you. That made me feel good!
     
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