What if it Snows?

It looks to me like somebody VIOLENTLY slammed those tandems backward then pulled up. It's the front part that's down. Big time abuse, but not something that can't be fixed once they get it in a trailer shop. I am also assuming it's empty.

 

I was watching that Rescue 401 show. This dude was pulling a double tanker. They don't know why but he stopped at the top of a hill and got out of the truck for some reason. Forgot to put his brakes on. You know the rest.

People do crazy ####.

 

Got an offer of a 1300$ run for 210 loaded miles.
“No. Roads covered with ice, it’s mostly all two lane roads straight up highway 63 to 60, back straight up 63.
All ice.
I’m not leaving warmth of house for double that.
My trucks aren’t getting out on that, if I won’t do it, I won’t ask anyone else too.”

 

That's what I was thinking also, I guess a better question would be, how do some of these people get a C.....never mind.

 

84 yesterday

 

They're tough on Ur Back to install with all the reaching from Ur knees

 

Well tain tain and more tain at the house today

 

It IS possible. I've done it, for the following reasons:

1) The donuts don't look good.
2) All my faves are out of stock.
3) ALL the donuts are out of stock, leaving only Dunkin' Munchkins.

 

Something interesting...


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