On my way...Forward.

Wrenches and screwdrivers is the last thing to worry about when opening an authority. You should be asking different questions.
Did you read the DoubleYellow's thread btw?

 

Mechanical must-haves:

60 gallon or larger Air Compressor, 5HP or more motor capable of producing at least 15cfm at 90psi.

3/4” impact wrench for everyday work

1” impact wrench for removing lug nuts

Wide variety of standard and metric wrenches and sockets, in some cases up to 2 3/4” (transmission output shaft nut is the largest I’ve found on my Mack)

1/2” 12 point socket for changing U-joint straps

3/4” Torque Wrench rated to 450-600 ft/lb

Fuel and oil filter wrenches

A F#ckton of patience

 

Have a good day, sir and good luck in your journey (no sarcasm)

 

Business must-haves:

A good tax accountant

Fuel card (I’m using NASTC)

Organization and book keeping skills

$20k or more in available funds for unexpected repairs and costs

Responsible spending habits (don’t go and buy a $50k pickup when a $30k trailer will make you money instead of cost you money).

Even more patience.

 

Another must have.

The ability to not piss off the thousands of years of experienced knowledge this forum brings. If you don't like the answer from someone that has been there, done that, and was smart enough not to buy the overpriced t-shirt then you simply don't reply.

Or ask in a slightly different way. Maybe it's just miscommunication.

In either case by being rude to one member, you are telling all the others that would have helped you it's not worth their effort.

 

Keep driving company truck and put the truck money in a Roth IRA. Your money will basically double every 7 year. So 20k today would be 40k then 80k then 160k then 320k then 640k tax free money in 35 year. Go 42 years and you could have $1,280,000