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  1. Cattleman84
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    Lost "truck driver" and "how NOT to fix your trailer brakes"

    Wasnt it Iowa that got in trouble for not properly marking thier CMV enforcement vehicles several years back???
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 5:45 PM in forum: Trucking Accidents
  2. Cattleman84
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    Sometimes we need to prove a point

    Some folks aint that intelligent. Hell, double single, double single, all the way back would keep it legal.
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 5:42 PM in forum: Experienced Truckers' Advice
  3. Cattleman84
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    Speed Binders

    I dont get why everyone seems to prefer ratchet binders... Ive always prefered good old snap binders. Faster, lighter, easier, less maintenance...
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 5:25 PM in forum: Flatbed Trucking Forum
  4. Cattleman84
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    What if it Snows?

    Lol... Its been over a year since I been back that there, I dont miss it much. But I DO remember trying to figure out the best ways to get around...
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 5:11 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  5. Cattleman84
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    What if it Snows?

    Even at 0200 Nashvill can be a nightmare... I would take Exit 43 to 155 East and ride it all the way around to get back on I-24 south of...
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 5:06 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  6. Cattleman84
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    Lost "truck driver" and "how NOT to fix your trailer brakes"

    If I have a leaking brake chamber I take the line off, put a dime in the fitting and reconnect... Stops leak. Then get repaired at next stop.
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 5:02 PM in forum: Trucking Accidents
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    What if it Snows?

    I'm sorry... If you are not stopping in Nashville take Hwy 155 (exit 43 off I-24) around to I-40. WAY better option than going through downtown....
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 4:57 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  8. Cattleman84
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    What if it Snows?

    What part of 'tucky you in???
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 4:49 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  9. Cattleman84
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    What if it Snows?

    Make sure Blackie is fully rested... You dont want her taking a nap on the job. I dont miss those kind of loads one bit... Lol
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 12:46 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  10. Cattleman84
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    What if it Snows?

    A black cow brake checked soneone on the highway near my house the other night... The cow lost, shes still in the borrow pit with a few more...
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 12:43 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  11. Cattleman84
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    What if it Snows?

    Sorry I let that certification lapse some time ago....
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 10, 2022 at 8:42 AM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  12. Cattleman84
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    Mountain Snow Driving

    I cant really think of how to explain driving in bad snow and ice... It's very much a feel thing. One thing I will say, and many will say I'm...
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 9, 2022 at 9:39 AM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
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    Mountain Snow Driving

    Make your own tracks in snow, if possible... Rumble strips give awesome traction at slow speeds on an upgrade.
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 8, 2022 at 5:45 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
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    Most States Have 20k/Single Axle Weight Limits -- Why Is This So High?

    A really simple reason for 20k on a single axle... DUMP TRUCK, no trailer needed... You put ALOT of weight on your steers in a dump. Steer tire...
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 8, 2022 at 5:42 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
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    Most States Have 20k/Single Axle Weight Limits -- Why Is This So High?

    My truck is lisenced for 106,000 and permited for 129,000 and 115 feet bumper to bumper in Idaho. That's a 7 axle setup...
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 8, 2022 at 11:09 AM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  16. Cattleman84
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    What does experience get you at big carriers?

    Somewhere around the Idahofalls/Pocatello, ID area... ;)
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 6, 2022 at 6:41 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
  17. Cattleman84
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    What does experience get you at big carriers?

    Lol... Thats kinda sad too. But knowing hiw is better than refusing to do what they do know. Or at least trying to figure out how.
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 4, 2022 at 9:07 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
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    What does experience get you at big carriers?

    Yeah I know... And it's sad.
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 4, 2022 at 8:43 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
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    What does experience get you at big carriers?

    The guy that has enough miles in all kinds of weather that you can confidently send him out without giving him turn by turn or stop by stop...
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 4, 2022 at 7:52 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
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    What if it Snows?

    Looks to be that someone left in a hurry... Lol
    Post by: Cattleman84, Aug 4, 2022 at 7:33 PM in forum: Questions From New Drivers
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