Hopper, Dump O/O's & Drivers

Oh hell, the boss is sending me to Georgia because he thought it'd be warmer down there. Arg!

 

i would sure buy you that breakfast,big john,if i wus down there,but i'm about 110 miles ENE of you sitti'n on my couch,sorry. your more than welcome to drop by though,i don't have weekend milking duties tonight so my wife could sling a couple of steaks and taters on the grill while you thaw out,we could have some real homemade ice cream straight from the cow. your smack in the middle of some of my stompi'n ground though,if you look across 31w north toward the RR tracks,i've hauled corn out of that field. i also haul corn into the ''chicken factory'' on the right about 1 mile north on 31w after you go under I65.where you dumping the rice bran and getti'n your reload? it is cold,ain't it. got down to 9 last night here in lancaster,but i think bullhaulerswife has got us beat,and thats fine with me.

 

Ya know there has to be that one lucky driver who transports stuff around say the Grand Cayman Islands or Hawaii with an avg. 85 degrees year around.

Ehhh then again, it may be behind mule. Nevermind.

 

22 right now,forcast to 41 wednesday,i will sure be glad,man i'm tired of the cold, its been a week here,too,wheathauler

 

Was 5 this morning, now up to 28. Sure glad its getting back to average before I get out there. Not sure what anti-gel to use and where here to get winter blend. Guess I'll put 100 gls and get to midwest for the winter blend.

Anyone used the Lucas anti-gel?

 

I use Howells. I run Michigan every week. Seems to work for me so I have stuck with it. We buy it by the case. It is a little cheaper that way. It costs around $15 dollars at truck stops. 1 gal. treats around 300 gallons.

 

I use stanadyne. Buy it by the case from my local injector shop. Used howes before that. Probably go back to howes since I really can't see a specific difference in the stanadyne. And its more exspensive than Lucas. Although I will still use it occasionally since I know it cleans injectors real well.



Since I'm in the hopper thread ....... Can I get 60 mo financing on a 2000 trailer? I've been told that 30 months would be the max...Any truth to this?