Pride is wothless, i see lots of duct tape trucks in Houston making more then I am. Just need it to run and not break down evey state. I would love a cab over if I could. Would a Pete or KW actually give any more reliability and MPG then this? I know the ones I have drove were not any better, but that is oilfield where they are all rattle traps.
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I have read good and bad about everything, so unfortunately I cant really tell. Another truck I was thinking of was this from Arrow. I do like volvo and would prefer that, unless repair really is that much more then other companies. This one has decent price and lower weekly payments. Any feedback?
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Has an APU on it. That's a good sign. Should have very low idle hours on it.
You're never really going to get much help on here when it comes to picking a truck. We can only give you hints and guidelines.
For the most part it's only opinions you'll be getting, and we all have our bias's and favourites.
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So appreciate the logic on that one. Regardless, whatever I decide I will be putting an APU on it if i can. I am at a disadvantage cause I have driven them all, but as a company guy you dont keep track of what the repairs cost and at what mileage.
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Pride is worthless?
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In a business it it. Numbers are key, not pride.
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Without pride in your work, you will not have your key numbers.
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The truck is just a tool, never to be washed or cleaned. After all, skipping those washes and not getting your aluminum shined up can literally add a couple cents a mile to your bottom line at the end of the year.
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The dirty non maintained truck will cost you more than a few cents at the end of the year.
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Before this thread completely derails, maintain a truck is indeed important and saves money. Having shiny and wanting others to like the looks is irrelevant that was my point.
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