Abilene Motor Express....A New Place To Call Home

Make it fluorescent green ones so no one backs into it and you have a deal hahahaha

 

I would go with a headlamp and the cheap flashlights you get at Harbor Freight. Can't go wrong with too many lights. Also, a 10in crescent wrench can be pretty handy. I'm sure others will chime in.

KH

 

a 10 in crescent isn't safe for me to have
i would want to use it on some other driver in the fuel island
whether he was metric or standard

 

What if it is left handed and you are right handed?

 

i'll hit him with the handle

 

Thats cold! lol

 

Uturn what's your truck number? My trailer was blocking it at Boars head last time I saw you.

 

It is ominously quiet without Johnboy around. Proof positive that he indeed has a life. Best wishes JB to you and Lesli. I take it the cruise is going well and the toilets are flushing, AND, you all haven't hit an iceberg. Peace to all my former Abileenee mates. Uturn, Wjewan23, Rebelchick, Big Brin, Kellan, Scooterdawg, and his girl, and other friends of the blog.

 

Indeed it is! On a side note if anyone else drives a KW with the company and starts to smell coolant inside the cab and can't find a leak under the hood, take a look under the bunk. If you see red coolant on the floor, there is a heater core there and it is probably bad like mine was. I couldn't figure out where this "sweet" smell was coming from ever since I picked up my truck. I notice the coolant reservoir was slowly going down. I took a look where the smell was strongest which was under the bed.
Luckily I had a load coming out of home time that took me to Richmond and the shop was able to get me in right away. 2 hours later the new heater core was in and the mysterious sweet smell is now gone.

 

Why, did you get me fuzzy dice? Lol. 1390