Schneider Chat Room version 2.0

Thanks for the info. I have a couple of critical events (rookie mistakes) so I'll have to wait for those to come off but I feel like I should get a full winter under my belt first before I start thinking IC. Next Spring possibly? Just have the big to move or not to move decision to make.

 

That's good thinkin' right there......Like Clint Eastwood said one time, "A man's got to know his limitations........".

 

I would already have a full winter under my belt if it wasn't for that darn broken arm. Oh well, at least I got enough motion back in it to be able to continue trucking (I'll most likely never get it back to 100%).

 

left arm or right arm??? I'm thinking lots and lots of exercise.....and I mean a LOT. At the end of the day, might not help your arm, but you'll feel better for it......LOL
Good luck, Patrick (and try the exercise.....really)....

 

Introducing the FIT System: http://youtu.be/SlZ_uK4qy2s

 

ummmmm....yeah, I guess you could do that too. But actually, I was thinking about something more fun....but, I guess you could do that too

 

I work my arm regularly lol..I'll just leave it at that.

 

I understand the payment part, but it won't be a problem, plus you can set up a general fund acct with sfi to take out $50,75 or whatever to make your payment if you want to take a vacation or whatever or you can do it yourself. Those are a couple of options for ya with that part. Living in Mi., you will have no problems getting good paying loads out and back to the house. You will do fine if you decide to do it. I won't say any names, but someone told me just the other day that the success rate of company to ic transfers are 96%. I don't know how long of a time period that covers, but that's pretty dang good. Control where you go instead of the planners. It was the only reason I came back to sni after almost 10 years. Just stay away from my little place in Battle Creek lol..J/K those are some pretty decent loads.

 

Right arm but I'm left handed. Also, any good paying loads into South Jersey or Cedar Rapids, IA. Either moving back to Jersey or staying in IA.

 

Jersey theres all kinds of good paying freight