seen a post earlier somewhere about inverters, cant remember where though. any ways found this on amazon. http://amzn.com/B005LWKY4O any thoughts on this just curious if anything else needs to be bought along with this to operate in the trucks.
Picked up in Black River headed to texas for three stops never been there oughta be fun. Des Moine Iowa for the night.
Ya know, if you have to pay more than $200 to get your trailer unloaded you would think they'd hurry it up a bit! I HATE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS!!!!
I know what you mean, sitting at a D/C in Alachua FL. I got here at 0900 and just got backed up to a door about a half hour ago and still dont feel my trailor moving yet. Last time i think i got detention pay here. It's 11:00 now.
All of you Millis drivers... I'm looking forward to heading to Richfield for training next week...Here's my question..? Is there anything that you guys can think of ..that when you started training you said..." Shoot...I wish I would of brought...? " ________________________________________________________ Fill in the blank I'm figuring..based on what I've read...3 weeks of training at Richfield...3-5 weeks out with a trainer...then get your own truck and out for 3-4 weeks more...so getting back to the barn might be a while. I've tried to think of everything to do the job with all of the tools needed. Thank You !!!
I just left Marianna FL. Got there at 0800 for a 0900 appt and left a little before 1100. Going to pick up my load for Monday then head to the house!
Get the good laminated atlas. Don't waste money on the cheaper one. Get a good pair of leather gloves not the rubberized mechanic gloves. It's good to learn to shift in sneakers but you'll want a good pair of boots eventually. Really it's good to start with minimal stuff and get what you need because everyone's different.
