Another Millis Experience

525!!!??? WOW! Didn't realize that they were that exspensive. I guess there's alot to it as far as to have it installed. But yeah, I agree, you can spend that much in a month eating out. Thanks for the info, you guys stay cool out there.

 

Dang Bear, if I would have seen this post 2 hours ago I would have come up there and met you. You are like 10 minutes from me!

 

Bear, for the reasons you just talked about, that is why I used to try and start my day at around 3 AM and be done by 2 PM. It wasn't always possible but that's how I tried to make it work. Less trouble parking for the night and less traffic for the better part of my day.

 

It is so funny to see you post Pine City, NY. I have always thought of Ryan's being in The Town of Southport!!! I was born and lived most of my life up there, so I know the area very well.

You could always double back down 328 to Rt15/I-99 to come back rather then take Rt14 Trout Run. I hate Trout Run!!!! You have a Truck Stop at Turkey Ridge in PA before you get into Williamsport if you needed fuel too.

As for trucks and parking, you ever go to a Gym to work out, sit in the car for 10 minutes and watch people pull in, they circle the freaking parking lot 3 times to park closer to the door, and they are there to work out, go figure!!!!!

 

I kind of figured that. Maybe you will come through again sometime. Hope you are doing well.

Stay safe out there.

 

inverter, mine was 225 watt for the TV and razar that plug into the lighter plug, back then from 92 to 2004, no microwave, coleman cooler, when it started getting warm inside that puppy i know it was time to clean that outer coil that the fan blows cool air across,drove 10 or 11 hours holly mad cow, how do you do that, thats rough on your legs, i believe it went to 11 hours to drive from 10 back in 2004 when i left the field, i try to average 8.5 driving hours perday that way you won't run out of hours, even thou i spent time on the loading dock and that, PARKING, yep i see them drivers still parking close to the building just like back then in the 90's, those 300 lb. drivers just don't want to walk, where to park that truck, this only comes thru experience from the GOOD drivers, park away from the building far as possible, (back row on the corner) why, you MUST think of the guy coming in to park at 2am and yes he's falling a sleep and a very good chance he will clip your truck, so you make it easy for him to back into the spot next to you, straight line backing or he may be leaving and its best to pull straight out no turning meaning he won't clip you when leaving, better yet if there's a mini mart or truck stop that went out of business is also a better place to park, here you will find large car's park there, always think of that other driver, is he tired or just had a very bad day, make it easy for him, and you will be able to drive the next day and not be in the shop getting repaired for a new hood, this also works in very tight loading docks if a driver looks like he may have trouble getting into the dock NEXT to you, drop the trailer and move your tractor to the other end of the lot, he will thank you, this makes everyone's day a little easyer, i only learned this after watching other LARGECARS move so they wound'nt get hit, you learn alot just by watching others, be safe, and stay away from that HIGH traffic first row parking, i don't know how anyone can sleep there in that row, see yaa