Joe, and 57, those were some awsome tips, I might had said in a previous post, I am not mechanically inclined. With the tips that you two and the rest have shared, I am feeling more and more confident about this adventure. Everyday I am learning something new, or I am being reinforced with information that I had forgotten about.
There some days I wonder to myself is this gonna be worthwhile. I've had the dream, the itch, what ever you want to call it for probably 12yrs now, I've been seriuosly studying the thought for the last 5yrs or so. I think I have all my ducks lined up, then something pops into my head and I begin wondering again. I know what it takes for me to be successful, my own success will be up to me, no one else. I can only hope that what I learn from the people here and the drivers I meet, that my learning curve will never end.
My ultimate goal will be to have a small fleet, perhaps in 15 or 20yrs this might come true. But until then I will do my best to learn all that I can, both the good and the bad, put it into my stew pot of a brain and mix it around and see what I get.
Rich
Got my first O/O job
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You can also do it with duct tape.
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Your post is very helpful, Thank you for sharing
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