I do drive a columbia. I do have 0-1 year... I am good at math.
My truck is capable of going 90... Im right there with you buddy.
4000 miles a week
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by pattyj, Feb 16, 2015.
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I wouldn't try it, how are you going to keep it under control with the dashboard on your lap?
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because I can, and it's about money....period
Before one of you mega fleeters pops off with "you need to find a better paying job", I make great money and I make even better money running the way I do..Al. Roper Thanks this. -
Well said truck driver..
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I guess the saying - run smarter not harder never was mentioned.
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Well I said it in an earlier post, but I will say it again. If you run smart(well compensated) and you run hard, you make better money. Not everyone is cut out to WORK hard and smart, but for those of us who do, we reap the rewards! That's all I have to say!
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I run wery wery smart and kinda hard....but I would make more $$$$$ ifn I could keep up w/my logbook....that things got more energy than I had in hi skool....
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going down the sisters does not make a 90 mph truck
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Total burn out job. That's the kind of gig you do for a few months or maybe 6 if you're hard up for a paycheck then bail on as soon as realistically possible. Just can't have a life whatsoever running hard 5-6 a week, taking your measily 1-1.5 days off to do laundry and chores around the house before doing it all over again. It's fun and games for awhile but it catches up to you eventually.
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