I made a Choice to come to Schneider

Discussion in 'Schneider' started by FatDaddy, Aug 17, 2015.

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  1. stevep1977

    stevep1977 Road Train Member

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    If it's a live unload in Laredo you aren't releasing the trailer to anyone (you're leaving the receiver with the trailer) and therefore, you don't need an inspection. However, whenever you drop a trailer at the receiver and leave it there you have to have an inspection done at the OC
     
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    Right. Which is why I found it strangely amusing that the workflow has me going through inspection on the live unload but didn't on the drop.

    But i did play it safe and took it through on the drop.
     
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    Sounds like you're doing well for your first week out. It's not until you get into your 5th week that you run into trouble like three trailers in a row that needed new tires because the last idiot didn't do a post trip or just didn't care about the next driver. Frustrating part is these were all dropped by fellow IC's.

    3/4 inch bolt in the tire on this one
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    These brakes look very safe for sure o_O
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    Then of course there is the tread cap that's coming off:eek:
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    Plus there is the damage from being hit or sideswiped and still reporting the trailer is in perfect condition :biggrin_2554:
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    Which that leads to a bent up landing gear handle:biggrin_25517:
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    And finally let's not forget the sidewall damage where you can see the cords:angry7:
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    Let's just say I'm happy I don't carry a gun with me in my truck because I feel like I would want to use it on a few IC's out in the middle of nowhere, lol
     
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    the reality is there is a reason some are called steering wheel holders and they dont all work for CRE SNI or Swift
    they live breathe and cohabitate among us
    look like us and talk a good story at the coffee counter
     
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    No worries. I'm fully aware my day is coming.
     
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    That's the only drawback with working with a mega carrier is the idiots that don't care.
     
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    Hmmmmmm.... i absolutely have no idea on how I confused myself with 94 and 04. I must have had a long day that day.
     
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    94xxxx trailers are actually 2003 or 2005 model years
     
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    All I know is that I'm hooked to a flawless 2 month old TA156xxx right now with 1486 miles to go and I couldn't be happier!:D:p:cool:
     
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    Lucky, lucky lucky. I'm attached to a TA135XXX right now and it need a new tire which messed up my schedule for delivering this load tonight :banghead:
     
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