Truck stop fuel island Hall of Shame.

None taken. If you sift back through the snows thread, I have 2 or 3 posted with timers when I did a 34 in Lodi.

JBHunt Intermodal will win this pulling away.

 

I'll scratch what I want and when I want. As for the food ... rates are down.. gotta eat what you can get.

 

All trucks from the tanker left sat there with no pumps pumping, and no activity to be seen for over 10 mins... Then the cedar point pulled forward. I fueled, pulled forward, went inside for fuel receipt, and the only truck that had moved was the tanker that pulled forward. The truck to the left of cedar point had curtains half pulled. Tanker was stuffing his face when I came back to my truck. All but cedar point were still there when I left.

 

this has to be two people on here that set this up right? Nobody has ever done that for real right? It's one of the greatest pictures ever and I want it to be real but at the same time I don't because I don't want to live in a world with a guy who does that lol. "Ahhhh man, look at the grease the stupid mechanic put on here" "I want this cleanest part of my dirty gold truck". "I take pride in my ride" like wtf is the thought process that gets you to that point?

 

You have to keep those greaseless nylon 5th wheels clean.

 

Never had one of those so if that is the case he went from the world's biggest idiot to the world's biggest ######?

 

Never seen a greaseless 5th wheel in my life.
I just learned something new today. Just squeeze the end of the grease tube out on the 5th wheel, use the tube to spread it around some, toss tube in the trash, and hook up the trailer.

 

just another day at pilot

 

Yeah, then that tube with the residual grease ends up in the landfill which will cause global heating. Proper disposal calls for taking it to your local oil change place and paying them to dispose of it properly.