What's up with all the trucks idling?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Dino soar, Mar 1, 2022.
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I idle if it will below 40 or above 70 at night. Id let it get colder at night but fridge, cpap and bunk heater running kills batteries by 2am.
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I do because I want to, because i can afford to......
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Just another one of his troll posts trying to stir up some crap.
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I have 3 Cabela's sleeping bags plus a 12 lb weighted blanket to throw on top. I wear a cap to keep my head warm. Down jacket and long John's at the ready for when I wake up. It's much better than idling a truck on a cold night. Much healthier. I highly recommend it.
Also Dinosaur, they even idle their trucks while they are fueling. More freedom I guess. Actually, more deafness.Last edited: Mar 1, 2022
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I let my ol high rent CAT idle all the time so the big cam guys know what engine is supposed to sound like........
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