Back with a new adventure

Many years ago I was bedbuggin mostly corporate moves, did some military moves which can be a pain, a few COD's. Didn't really get into alot of different shipments on the truck, mostly one truck (or 2 truck) moves. Thought about doing Spec Com but never did, just got out all together.

 

I guess I did it all, or just about all. Hauled plenty of military. #### tons of natl accounts and more cods than I want to remember. From 1200 lb shipments to 2 trailer 52,000lbs pack load and shuttle shipments. Love bedbugging but like most other things. The money is not in it like it used to be.

 

Bedbugging If you have face book. I suggest you check out some sites run by and for drivers. Especially if your looking for a new home, back ground checked driver endorsed lumbers, or have a van line type question.

The moverssyndicate and movers life are the first ones I'd look at.

 

Oh yeah, did lots of pack and loads!... Definitely done the shuttle thing!
That was one of my biggest beefs was the shady or less than desirable labor. However there were some really good ones!

 

Glad you are back here on TTR. I enjoyed your posts along with @freightwipper at Schneider forum.

 

What van line and agent are you pulling for? If it's not to personal, what is payment and terms on your lease truck. Is it lease only or lease purchase? 2ho pays for maint, plates, 2290, fuel tax etc??

 

First thing I would have them check is the transmission fluid level.

 

By the way, DON'T ever shut the truck off in reverse!! You'll probably be calling a wrecker! ask me how I know. Those transmissions need air pressure and electric power to shift normally. So, if you have air leaks get them fixed, and make sure your battery connections are good and clean and that the "TCU" is getting power. TCU= Transmission Control unit or module