Starting on the 20th of November.

Discussion in 'Prime' started by Ratboy, Nov 8, 2011.

  1. ironpony

    ironpony Road Train Member

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    LOL! You should have seen it when we bought it from TRL. Their "terminal" was a junk yard.
     
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  3. Ratboy

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    Hmm. So, im back for upgrade, did all my classes, and i'm supposed to be out getting a truck. However, from the beginning, i wanted to do tanker, but i needed reefer training first. I still need my tanker endorsement, but i'll need to wait until monday for that. Should i just go and get a truck and get out of here, and maybe do it down the road, or get it all out of the way now, and just get into tanker?
     
  4. ironpony

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    You should get your tanker endorsement whether you stay on the reefer side or not. Some of the hazmat we're pulling in reefers now requires it.
     
  5. da1

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    just curious what loads are reefers getting now that req that something new to me
     
  6. ironpony

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    The FMCSA changed the requirements for the tanker endorsement last year. Its effective in two years, but some states (Texas for one) are already enforcing it. Square plastic totes... in a metal frame the size of a standard pallet. It comes under the heading of gotta have a tanker endorsement to pull those now, anything over 120 gallons IIRC.
     
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  7. Ratboy

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    Alright, i'm out on the road, enjoying myself, about to finish my home time. I have a question. How do you get the TV in the truck? do i need to just buy myself an antenna and hook it up that way, or is there a way already setup int he truck? I'm in a lightweight Cascadia, and i'm not seeing anything.
     
  8. ironpony

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    The larger Cascadias have a lead at the back of the cabinet opening that you don't have. The best thing to do is talk to the detail shop in Springfield. You can get a TV mount from the company store - the detail shop will install it. I believe that a 19" is the largest you can have put in, but you should check on that with the detail shop.
     
  9. OpenRoadDreamer

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    You open the door and carry it through the open door. :D
     
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