What if it Snows?

Hahaha tidbit.

 

Made it the 150ish miles to unload.
75 DH home, got old red out.
Moved my gear again.
Drove another 176 miles awaiting load in morning.
Only 558 miles, almost got to see a CRST run a suburban off road, he did put him on opposite shoulder before he looked in mirror.
I didn’t get great fuel mileage at 55, crawling up 67 with 80k derated.
Got empty the check engine light went out, still parked it at the house, it’s going to Freightliner Friday.. maybe Saturday as it still has warranty.
Old red fired right up, they found that relay, I told them I’d get it in the morning, but... I was called by the guy I haul for that’s direct and he’s got me finishing the week out hauling his loads.
So I grabbed truck and left, they closed up early.

 

Heat is just a frame of mind.
Just put your Chemical Suit on along with long sleeve and long pants and get to work!
You gotta feed them...wild women..

 

Oh god i used to have my applicators license when i worked at the golf course in arizona. Ill never forget running around in a chemical suit at 118 degrees outside...trying to stay cool.. Those things are frickin brutal

 

Nothing says fun like wearing oilfield onesies, full face respirator, chemy gloves, and apron while standing on top of 2 engines at max RPM while it's 110+ outside. I sure miss pumping cement.

 

I see, said the wise man......

 

Drove past a fatal today, firemen were already there, but the cops hadn't arrived yet. Weighs on my mind. RIP.

 

Well Costco pulled the plug on Fireworks sales in WA and OR.

Was supposed to swap out aerial assortments for stuff that stays under 10 foot. Then got told about the change and to just go pick up the trailer.

They sell out of trailers in WA because the Fire Marshalls do not allow fireworks inside the retail buildings.

 

For who? Owner, driver, tire shop or manufacturer?