Parked Here for the Night

I don't have no idea what all them letters mean. Nasty road. Be careful.

 

I check my pressures frequently and that tire was at 90 psi. We keep our tires at 100 psi so it wasn't terribly low. After examining the carcass i noticed my tire had picked up a nail. I guess the hotter temps as I got closer to El Paso let the air leak out faster causing the tire run low then flat, finally melting as I exited the interstate.

Yep. She's my payback lol.

 

Really??? You don't know what FMCSA means????? Wow. And I thought you were a real trucker. Let me help you. FMCSA: Freaking Morons Controlling Safe Americans.

 

Dinomite knows im only joking.Although if my man was going to his X I would wanna be with him and visa versa.

 

Good one,and its SO TRUE.I'm going to remember that one.

 

Sigh.. 125 miles away from our delivery/pick up and we blew a stear tire... Thank GOD the weather is good!! Waiting now on a service truck in Leeds, AL - I-20 @ exit 140 .... Wave if you drive by

 

Cooking dinner in the consig's parking lot in Frankfort, KY (Italian sausage and manicotti in the old Burton lunchbox oven - tasty, though). Won't even consider letting me bump the dock til 2AM. I got here at 6PM. Least they let me stay til time to U/L.

 

Makes my blowing a single drive tire 3/4 of a mile from my delivery yesterday not seem so bad, lol.

 

It was my first blown steer tire... And the truck is still upright!! Only other tire for me was a SS on a trailer... Those steel belts wrapped around the axle and the service guy (and Hubby) had an awful time getting it unwrapped!

 

I never had that wonderful experience on a truck. I'm not missing it though. I did blow one between 95 and 100 on a patrol car one time though. . .Needed a crowbar to pry the seat out of my rear end. . .