Where is everyone #5

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  1. bigguns

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    @Zeviander My first job driving was pulling mostly a straight bore tank with hazardous. I lived in western NY at the time. Regulations and safety were very lax back then compared to now. Most of the people you deliver to are good natured unlike van or reefer operation where receivers deal with butthole truck drivers every day. There are some really good paying jobs out there. If I were to go back I would look for a private concern moving their own products. It is a clean job until you put on all your safety gear on a 90 degree day with 90% humidity. Everyone has different likes and dislikes but I consider tanker overall to be a good job. Just avoid a smooth bore tank on a wintry day while snowing or iced over roads. For even more fun fill a 6,000 gallon with 3,500 gallons of a 14 lb. poduct. Cryogenics would be good to get into. All of the above mentioned is jmo. I jumped around as things came to mind.
     
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    I thought you would of took monster to the alignment shop and had them change oil and grease it up.... lol J/K. Did you ever get them to fix the king pin caps?
     
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    Sorry Stwik, been a little tied up the last few hours pulling myself around in the drifts with a haul truck. Looks like Sawmill got you taken care of.
     
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    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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    On that note, what part of the buffalo does the chicken come from?:p
     
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    Headed for truck o mat. This this needs a bath. Probably wash the wagon out too. Think I'm load brown rice in the morning.
     
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    OLDSKOOLERnWV Captain Redbeard

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    @Lysdexis what ever you buy, let’s hope you don’t start where I did lol. Behind the sleeper of the black truck is the engine that’s in my truck now. I
     
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    @snowman_w900

    Some companies are looking to streamline their fleets due to Elogs. Go to 1:40 for the prototype trailer drop. The problem arises at 1:57 because Stacy Keach is on Elogs too.

     
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    MagnumaMoose Lost or Missing

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    I don't know who won the bid but I might be interested if they want to flip that investment. But let's keep the price realistic. I'll need a Carfax report to check on any major damages. Miles ? Maintenance records ?
     
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    Superhauler TEACHER OF MEN

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    Yep.
     
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    If I left the barn door open and it wandered inside freely, it's called slaughter, not poaching...sounds legal right?