A trucker is no trucker without a CB.
A truck with no CB is not a truck, it's a deliver van.
Linehaul question
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by lfod14, Apr 5, 2014.
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Let me understand this. Tell me to lay off the juice, but want my address to send me more juice, Thank goodness it's free and you don't make commission. stupid TRUCKER. PM in bound. FREE BEER -
HEY RR I WANT FREE BEER!! WTF
and a bear is a smokey.
i turned off the idiot box last year myself at YRC, too many super truckers running their mouths. bet one of them was my hillbilly creepy brother shaggy.
the rent must be free in that shack right. But RR his house might move whee. He least expects it, send it to his employerjakebrake12 Thanks this. -
What do we know.. We only pull delivery vans.. Without a big bad cb..ACH1130 Thanks this. -
yea it was funny listening to the real truckers asking the delivery van driver for directions when off the highway, but the CB started giving me head achesjakebrake12 and Glp Thank this. -
Man you guys are missing out! Well not these days but up to about 2003 trucking was a blast! We used to take our CB to the CB shop and get them tweaked and peaked, a term meaning they put a little more power into it because stock it was turned down. A foot warmer is a big amplifier that sat on the floor used to make our CB reach out for several miles and also receive a lot further out. BEL is a brand of radar detector, we called radar detectors bird dogs. A bear scanner is a police scanner, real name was bear cat scanner. I still use my CB every night and wouldn't go anywhere without it. Us ltl guys use our own channel but I go back and forth to the big truck channel as well. What are you guys talking about not liking to hear all the BS on the CB? That's one of my favorite past times out here listening to all the CB Rambos lol! I always need to know where the bears are since it's 55 mph in California and my truck does 65 mph and yes they will pull you over for that too.
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At this point in my life, I still view OTR as fun. That's good for now, even though I'm local at the moment.
I have zest for OTR on a longer term (bear in mind, I don't think permanent) basis. But don't discourage the guy from going OTR. Good experience on the driving perspective, and life view as well. The good, the bad, worst and ugliest out there- and a front seat view to it all. Longer term, I've got a few plans, snowballs chance in hell of any of them working, but hell if I care; instant gratification is my middle name.
Worst comes to worst, I take a social security retirement and live in a cut-off sleeper like Ray did in the trailer park boys!cool35 Thanks this. -
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