Companies That Use Peterbilts And/or Kenworths:

Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by Powell-Peralta, Jan 3, 2008.

  1. Kujo

    Kujo Medium Load Member

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    4 year old thread.
     
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  3. d o g

    d o g Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    Paccar class never goes out of style - LOL.
     
  4. Jackofalltrades1977

    Jackofalltrades1977 Light Load Member

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    TransAm uses KW's. They do have a whopping 3 Freightliners in fleet. Mostly KW 700's, 660's and 600's, all with inverters and APU's.
     
  5. ramkatral

    ramkatral Heavy Load Member

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    Wow nice necro.
     
    Kujo Thanks this.
  6. BIF MALIBU

    BIF MALIBU Heavy Load Member

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    it dont matter your ata company gonna order the same running gear with auto slop tranny as the freightliner and limit it at 62 mph.
    maybe the size of company is more important
     
  7. ACH1130

    ACH1130 Road Train Member

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    lol I wish the freight companies like mine would get a peterbilt or kenworth lol. We have two sterlings, a few internations an the rest volvos, I like my international I get since its a power horse

    Well if I win the truck driving championships(keep dreaming) I get my own personal truck... maybe I can convince for a pete lol
     
  8. ramkatral

    ramkatral Heavy Load Member

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    My company has nothing but kenworth
     
  9. drvrtech77

    drvrtech77 Road Train Member

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    Look at all those kw rentals they have too.
     
  10. corneileous

    corneileous Road Train Member

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    I'm sure I'll probly catch a lot of crap for saying this, so what the hell, but maybe thats why Western Distributing don't pay worth a crap because of the fuel guzzling bricks they operate. Maybe if they got some trucks that got a little better fuel mileage, they might could afford to pay their drivers a little more.
     
  11. Jfaulk99

    Jfaulk99 Road Train Member

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    So........If a company has low HP 54mph plastic bubble trucks they always pay more?
     
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