mdmgolfin..... #### dude that sucks that you had that happen. But the good news is that you made it thru that alive and kicking. Trucks, trailers,...
Doubt WFX is going under (but hey anything possible these days) as they bought out Raines & Sons not that long ago. I really doubt you would want...
Sorry to hear that you are having to hang it up. Hopefully things get better and you dont have to deal with any more clots. Best of luck to what...
Hope all on this thread are doing well. Glad to see you all are still using it and info is still being given out.
Least that's the new generation Carrier. Higher BTU's and more a/c capacity, little more power and less fuel consumption.
#### Kamkor glad you are ok after that one.
Unless they changed it you should be able to get a new one.
Actually in New Jersey you aint even allowed to do that one. The sipping coffee part anyways.
Oh he'll time to hide now
Glad I don't do West coast any more
#### dude you are a rolling emp. LoL
Kinda makes you wonder how low the requirements are for the breakdown department. There was a few brainless ones when I was there.
It's called an inconvenience fee and they sure appreciate your business. LoL
Nochin there is also a 40 and 43 inch Samsung that has the same spacing that is under the weight limit for most truck mounts except Volvo
Thought it was. Been there many of times. They always had me unloaded in less than a hour there and as long as you don't block their drives they...
Are you at Mile Hi foods?
Look into this company. They have plans for every type of building you may need. But I would recommend at least a 40' x 60' with 16' walls and a...
Dang that happened just after I went thru. Explains why all of the cops with lights and sirens. Glad I missed that one.
The ones that always got me was the guys in AZ and NM that would say something but yet they are sitting there with their trucks idling.
Don't remember who said it but the Michelin directional steers need to be ran down to less than 50% of original tread depth before they can be...
