mercer transportation

Came out looking better then I expected. Opens and closes like a dream. It did take me awhile to find a load, but once I did I was happy. It finals 2 miles from one of the customers I had set up before taking this lunge. So a few days at home and hopefully everything I worked out on paper will work rather smoothly.

 

@CJndaTruck what type of warranty do those come with in regards to it getting ripped or torn if any?

 

That looks great man. Freight isn't too too bad out here right now, then again I'm #1 as of today (there are a handful of people that will jump back in front of me as they empty out, but I haven't been above 5 in a couple days).

 

Man, today worked out pretty good. I picked up what was supposed to be 40'x5'x8' tarped, turned out no tarp, 4400 lbs and really only 15'x2'x8'. Then my second load was supposed to be a full load, turned out to be a 200 lb 2x3x1 crate. Only down side was, had I know the correct dimensions, I would have picked up load 2, then 1, delivered 1, then delivered 2. I would have saved about 3 hours and 40 miles, but whatever.

 

Well none really. The system has a warranty but they are not going to fix it for free if you run into a tree or something. They did give me some sheets of tarp to patch it with tho. Lol

Yeah I'm not too worried. I needed to get by the houses anyhow and I don't plan on staying out there long enough to work the board. I really want to get back to the Midwest. But we will see, if the $ is good I might just hang out for a bit.

 

Yeah, I have an ltl I might be bringing back east tomorrow. Waiting to see if the 2nd load agent is bidding on we get. Otherwise, we'll see what comes up for this weekend that I like

 

That's it. No more cheesecake for you!

 

Man that was good cheesecake too...

You still at the house or back out here?

 

Picking up in ft Stewart 2moro to Indiana. Then to Dallas area might head home after that lol

 

Still at home. It's only been 6 days, and that was a big oak tree. Lost a day to rain. And another to a broken back flow valve. 4 freaking hours to get a permit to turn my water back on AND had to pay them to "certify" the brand new valve i put in. I swear in gonna move to the muddle of no where to get away from idiotic city ordinances. Figure my back might need two days or maybe a week to recover before i go back out.