Haha. I can't blame you. With van I had so much downtime waiting to be loaded/unloaded I was able to watch 4 episodes of IRT in one sitting once haha
True. This morning was a huge hastle. But after I had my tarps done and got in the truck it was smooth sailing. Lol
Ethan
Life After Roehl
Discussion in 'Roehl' started by paoldschool, Jun 9, 2012.
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Man does it feel different to drive the speed limit for once...LOL....and PASS people.....it is taking more time to trip plan...cause I have to figure out my routing...unlike you Roehl guys who are busy right now trying to decipher f'd up directions...I get to make my own...and toll Roads are not really a big issue...but I try to avoid if I can...
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Delivered my first Van Wyk load of Tyson ham at 42k. In the heart of Chicago at that. I echo Mic's comments on MPH but can see keeping over speed below 5% may be a challenge... LOL!
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Yeah trying to keep her @65 is a challange on the KS turnpike...but I put her in 13 and set the cruise at 65...and drive....and everynow and then I have to pedal to 68 to go around someone with a quickness...but remember Notez its restarts every 2 weeks...so its not so bad...
Right now I am sitting at a shipper in Oklahoma going to Front Royal VA by monday morning.....shouldn't be too hard of a run...but pays well I was told...If I planned it right.....and the pieces fall right I should only have to take 1 break with an option for 2 and still be good to hook... -
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65 cruise and 68 on the floor??? Oh the feeling of actually doing the speed limit. That must be a great feeling. I have to admit I am jealous. Of course, you can keep the reefer. My skateboard is too much fun!
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