He let me go after fixing the light that was the only OOS item and all were written up as warnings which I don't get. How can it be a warning and OOS?
How bad is it? OOS
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by CruzControhl2, Jan 9, 2025 at 10:11 PM.
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Surprised he didn’t write a warning for unsecured fire extinguisher. I got that one once.
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I got the fire warning also. Along with marker light.
I can understand it needs to be there. But needing it secured seems a bit overkill.D.Tibbitt, Diesel Dave and ElmerFudpucker Thank this. -
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I use them on every Hazmat load. I found some 12'x12'nsheets and cut them to the 10.75 squares but you can get them online too.
https://www.amazon.com/Placard-Poly...act-Resistant-UV-Resistant/dp/B0D2Y442VF?th=1Feedman, Rideandrepair, KDHCryo and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Placards buy the ones that have flippers built in? What if your running 2 or 3 placards for the load? I normally tape my placards edges in the holders to stop air from getting under the placard. Clear shipping tape. There is clear gorrilla tape too. After 1000 miles they still blow off/tear some times. But not too often with tape. Normally driving the rain for hours defeats the tape.
I get clear plastic squares and cover the placard, which helps. Put holes in them and zip tie them to the grill.CruzControhl2, Feedman and Rideandrepair Thank this.
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