Central Oregon Truck Co...the fun begins

Not yet, but I wouldn't be surprised if I get one in the near future. The semi fleet is converting to those and we have a whole bunch sitting on the lot as we speak. They hand them out by seniority and obviously availability. They had 3 more ready for the road yesterday. I'm fine with the one I have, shop foreman told me that the guy before me was averaging 7.2-7.4 so if that's the case, keep me in it. That's more money in my pocket.

 

I honestly couldn't answer that. That is something that the recruiters could probably answer for you. The only reason I got one was because I needed something less physical or I had to leave.

 

That's great bub, any idea of what area you're thinking about running? Best of luck in the application process and hopefully we'll see you out here.

Picked up a valve and a blower today in Halsey, totaling a whopping 22k pounds. Dropped the valve off in Prineville and now I'm taking my 10 in Ontario, OR. Plan on being in Memphis Thursday afternoon, hopefully early enough to get this blower off.

Didn't even break a sweat today, and I loaded and unloaded today. I think this is going to work out well, liking the newer and bigger truck as well.

 

We have plenty of freight in and out of there, I was in and out of the port on a regular basis with the quads. That doesn't include the surrounding towns and cities. You live in a great area for the quads and I've heard there's good miles on the Western 11 fleet, especially if you run Canada or an occasional 48.

 

I here ya on that Ruger. I really didn't mind tarping all that much, because most of the stuff I hauled with the quads was more or less square. Except for coils, I hated tarping those.

This roll top certainly is a lot more convenient.