I've had issues with my APU all winter due to the exhaust being routed up wind. The exhaust constantly gets caked with snow and ice and its a royal pain to get it out. If your APU every start knocking loud and has smoke pouring out of it just take a look inside your exhaust.
Where, OH, Where........
Discussion in 'USA Truck' started by ezmed, May 23, 2013.
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Wonder who got caught drunk driving again. lol You all get that message?
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Well the APU fix didn't last long. Left Van Buren made it to Conway and it went again. I just shut the valve off, not going back for more down time on an APU (least wise not in the winter)
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I think if you drove more and stopped less your APU wouldn't be worn out.. VB to Conway and you are firing up the APU already?? Lol...
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That sounds like a challenge? Care to compare paychecks (miles vs. miles)? I'll bet I could give you a run for your money.
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I think Frog is a trainer ,you might lose that one
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I know one thing.. My apu doesn't run much until A/C weather kicks in. The heater doesn't require the APU to run and I don't have a lot of stuff running all the time to drain my batteries. The quiet truck is nice. And I don't spend time in shops waiting to get my APU fixed.
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I don't either. There was another problem at hand and they decided to fix it at the same time. I don't hardly run my APU in the winter either but when I stopped on Conway the switch was still on and it kicked on. I don't like waiting my time trying to get that fixed. That is why it is currently not (and will stay for now) not running.
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August, GA to Wichita Falls, Tx then on to Loveland, CO.
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I was thinking about driving for USA. I live in western NY. Carlisle, PA would be closest term. I did train for years and was looking at doing that again. Can you mossy backs tell me if they run paper or e logs, do the trainees stay on the truck 6 or 8 weeks.Does the truck run like its only a solo truck or a team when you have a trainee? I ask because they did that at transport America ( that's why I'm alive today) is it a bigger truck for training or are they all the same size? Just curious about the particulars at USA. Thanks for your help.
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