If its a workable part unscathed from the wreck, why not use it...then perhaps the company can cut costs for the month. and a driver can get his/her pay..../bonus.......without trying to pry it out of them...
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Discussion in 'Truckers' Photo Shack | Art Gallery' started by Sparky1982, Oct 3, 2007.
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When I drove for CRST in the mid 80's those trucks would have been on the road.
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Lookingup, I agree with you. However, I have seen parts being re-used that should have been scrapped too! More Covenant stuff; mostly hoods being put on that were cracked, just LESS cracked than the one being replaced. I realize that for a training company the trucks are going to look really rough, but when they finally get repaired, they should be repaired properly. Just my opinion.
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Like most companies all of our terminals have wrecks sitting there. My issue is the wrecks they expect us to drive. Turned in my old truck for a newer one last week. Spent 5 days in cedar rapids waiting for them to fix the old wreck and it came out of the shop a basket case. The new one made it 15 miles before we shut it down for repairs. So far this month i am on day #16 of breakdown pay and counting. Sure would be nice to get one that will steer good.
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I don't see the difference between them and the ones running down the road
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Don't worry Hillary will save the day, the trucks will be pink and sport her name on the Bumper
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How much for the burned one?
I'm a sucker for "mechanic's specials".
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I'v already got one of those specials!
You couldn't afford it, that thar is the pride of the crst fleet
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