Yours says 12? so i guess i am suppose to run out and make a note of tire size and motor size? I dont care what they are long as it runs
seems your the one wanting to be a steering wheel holder and anyone wanting to be a o/o are lease will spend alot of time on the road i have bought 3 trucks how many have you had?
bottom line if it runs good and makes money i am not to concerned with motor and tire size i more concerned with miles and money in the pocket i am one of the drivers that will spend 4-6 weeks out at a time then come home .
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Alot of the above i will reanswer on my first settlement that way the numbers are exact .
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Agreed most of the time I had a peterbuilt car hauler freight slowed to a dead stop payments kept coming.
Lease i can walk away what do you tell the bank at the end of the month when you got no freight.
if this doesnt work out i may get a truck/trailer later next year and try it on the box/refeer side
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lol wheres the muti reply thing at.
I agree with you 110% the ones that dont mind working and no what there doing will make it either way. you go into it not expecting to run harder and stay out longer then a company driver you will not make it -
Wackiin....how is everything so far? Are you getting the miles and do you get runs to the west coast?
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doing well 1st week ended at 3100 miles when i get the check ill post it to answer the questions about deductions etc and i just got back from cali I am at the house now taking 2 days off then taking my load to jacksonville for tuesday.
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btw if anyone needs anything shoot me a pm ill get to yea as soon as i can going to take it easy for a few days.
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nothing against you Wacklin, but I see all these guys driving around these brand new KW's and Internationals on this lease program. I dont see how you can make it getting into a brand new truck. Seems to me best thing would be to find a good $30-50k truck and lease on with someone, and put some money back for repairs that would come up and keep it well maintained. Heard a guy on the cb the other day had an 84 pete with over 3 million miles, original owner, now thats getting your moneys worth I think.
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Wackiin has everything been as they have told you so far? Also what is the newer truck availabilty like. I have been approved for their lease purchase just trying to make sure all is as good as they say. plus what's your hometime like? I live off of I40 in middle TN which is normally a good location. Thank you.
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lets cut out the way we talk about each other, because your spelling is not the best!! as long as the man knows how to drive the truck- thats the only thing that should matter.Thumper Thanks this.
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