what is the typical speed that you travel on lease roads? and how long is a lease road usually? just trying to figure out how much slow driving you are doing on typical load. thanks
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your speed on a lease road is 20 to 30 mph.some batteries or tank are just off the road,i been over 10 miles off a road to batteries to empty them.most roads are kept up just a few are real bad.
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SOT answered it best...some roads aren't too bad, others, you wonder how the hell yer gonna make it through. Here's just a few pics of what you'll likely deal with in our area:
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hey thirsty,i had to take the company pick up and have your room mate to fellow me to a battery last week,because he was clueless how to read a map.
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I can read a map well enough, but I'm sure there'll be more than a few times where I'll need a chase truck also.
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I just hate driving at night looking for a battery to empty,when you have to open and close gates,because of the rattle snakes,black bears,mountain loins,bobcats and some of those very weird ranchers and also the wet backs.
There was a driver that was attack by a bobcat at a battery one time.
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Very good information, Thanks.
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