No problem. Freightshakers are easy to install and remove stereos. I'd just rip theirs out, plug mine in. When going to a yard, just rip mine out, put theirs back in. Nobody has to know.
KLLM; Back Where I Started
Discussion in 'KLLM' started by Ledbetter, Apr 15, 2007.
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lead are youstill in the old century class or have the made ya take one of the new columbias
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The only time you would have to swap radios is when the Truck goes in the shop and 100% of the time you will know that ahead of time. So if it doesn't have to go on the Shop, you wouldn't have to do the "switch a roo". -
Side question. Do you have a source for conversion wiring harnesses so other stereos will just plug into Freightshaker harness? Have been looking for this. -
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I see that most you guys are from texas or further west--does most of KLLM run like this? I like the idea of you being able to run all over. I am on the east coast and just wondering if they run the same on the east. Most places will keep us "east coasters" in the north east and I was just wondering if they did the same. Your posts have been a great wonder though!
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did you go with KLLM after getting out of school. If so:
are you getting miles
did the recruiters lie to you
do you have an assigned truck
would you recommend them for another student driver.
I would sure appreciate your input,
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I've enjoyed reading this thread, KLLM seems like a good choice for a student driver if you don't mind being out 3 weeks or so at a time. Keep the updates coming!
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