Getting a T680 as a company driver.

You are going to get the garbage scow truck. A good fit fora diasgruntled driver.

 

As long as it's safe, I'll drive it. If I gotta clean it, so be it. I do it anyway, so I really don't care. I put my own mattress in because I want to be comfortable. A decent twin pillow top will cost around $300.

 

Slips in puts cheese and crackers on the table

 

Will they complement a fine whine?

 

Not trying to be an *** here but basically what you are getting at is that you've been here a year, you haven't been given the best trucks and so you what you want to do is tell SNI "give me a T680 or I'm leaving" and see how that works out for you? Yeahhhh... ok.

What's gonna happen when you get the T680 that was driven by the same nasty slob that previously drove your Cascadia? Why not just go get a comfortable mattress.

 

If the uncomfortable bed is your biggest complaint buy your own mattress any twin size will fit . I'm willing to bet your company t680 have the same mattress the freightliner has because your company probably changes them out when someone turns a truck in and I'm sure they buy the cheapest mattresses they can find by the truckload

 

Here's an idea: if you want a T680 why don't you go buy or lease one? Understand that you're a company driver and your company will give you what's available for you to drive and make them money. Expecting the truck you want when you want it is unreasonable, especially since you're inexperienced. If you don't like what you're given get your own. I'm sure Schneider would be more than willing to throw you into a lease program where you're responsible for everything. Or try to find another company that will cater to your (unrealistic) needs.

 

Originally Posted by Disgruntledriver
No no, sorry.


My 1st job was January to February, 2nd was April through July, 3rd was October through December, current job began March 2nd through right now (june)


It has been a sucky past few years. Want to find a good local job and stay with it for many years to come.

this is a post of his. Me thinks trucking may not be for him.