Dummies at Oasis

At least now you got some experience and shouldn't have much trouble finding someone to pull for, Ive hauled with a broken spoke hand a time or two, they seemed happy, but I don't know much about em other than that. I wish I'd have known you were looking for a slat side, I just sold one a few months ago, I would have made you a hell of a deal, she was a real beauty. Lol.

 

10-4 sorry its been so long...yea broken spoke..dont ask. I thought heinrichs was bad not seven close to them Winfield boys. Kid you not 2nd day/night/whatever ended up in OKC to load got there at 945 took a nap at 1045 from 1145 to 145 am I got 36 phone calls and they gave the load away hell I'm taking a nap if you can't get your load info straight. Anyway on the way to OKC couple southwest drivers hollered at me said good luck no work no money. Sitting at Tue barn in OKC waiting to load had 3 other drivers tell me to tuck tail and run first 2 weeks were fine then they started with late pay, and then no pay. Starting to think that's true I hooked on with another local guy lives 45 miles away.

Left wendsday morning at 4am started off ruff he had my fuel limit at $10/day instead of 1000 other than that whole week went amazing. 3000 total miles 2100 were loaded wendsday to sunday got sick Sunday night well was sick through tout the week I'm gonna be laid up till at least Thursday his rates aren't the greatest they're competiivie for the Midwest but could be higher I suppose, best thing is he keeps the truck loaded. I no longer lay for downers, he's got insurance and he's easy to work with. Hell even today he asked why I was appologixing for being sick. I can't ##### at all he's treating me like a human being and has bent over backwards to help me out. Best part I guess is he can display h me after buying my own trailer if I wanna stay there great deal great guy no complaints at all hope everything is well with you partner keep the tires hot and the smoke Rollin over the cab

 

I dont give a #### what they are doing but I do give bullhaulers many kudos. 70+ down the road with a load that moves around freely as it wishes, eff that! I had to haul a load of swinging beef and never will I do it again. That is worse than pulling a tank, white knuckles the whole time. I'll stick to open deck freight and continue to give the bull waggons mad props because that is one job I am not comfortable with (willing but not comfortable). Thanks for the steak fella's!