My Experience with Lone Star Transportation

Getting over 7.5 mpg (7.6) so far this trip using the cruise so I will be using it myself plenty. It keeps it really bright in the sleeper with those skylight windows. Pedals just take getting used too, Los Angeles tomorrow so that should help. When do you start driving again?

 

Thanks for the well wishes, I wouldn't think a new driver would get a new truck. it makes no difference to me I'm just ready to roll.

 

]its a local job, i dont care what there trucks look like, i no longer have to live in it, i'll only be spending 9-10 hours a day 5 days a week in it. As for the terminals, again i dont care i'll be in the truck on the road. I have freinds that have worked at this particular terminal the confirmed the money being as good as they said. So for that kinda money to get me off the road to have a life sounds like a good deal to me.


Also you must have not seen all the BRAND NEW ProStars they have (still crap IMO but still NEW lol)

good luck to you. You are still young and can handle it.

 

LOL...I've had my Mack for 3 years & 11 months. The ENTIRE time I've owned it, the driver's side door hasn't exactly lined up right. I finally got fed up enough with it yesterday that I took the 5 minutes to pull 2 shims out of the top hinge and put one of 'em in the bottom hinge. Now the door actually closes without having to force it.

It was the same way with the cruise control on my F250...quit working, and it started draining the battery if I left the truck sit. Drove it around like that for almost 2 years before I spent the $20 for the switch on the top of the master cylinder....took all of 30 seconds to swap out.

Why is it the EASIEST fixes are usually the ones that take the longest to get around to doing?

 

Good luck in your new adventure and please keep us all informed.

 

Hey I got an XB too! 2011 Army Rock green. When you go to orientation you'll see it in the employee parking area, basically the only car amongst all the pickups.