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Find a spread easier to back than closed axles because it turns slower. I love spread axles, especially air ride.

I just hauled that tow away trailer that was 48' with closed axles at the back and spring suspension. I got the crap beat out of me with that thing, I hate spring ride trailers now lol

 

sitting at the yard in G-ville unloading truck, lots of activity here, all the new blade haulers are going on a project. Minnesota to Pennsylvania apparently.

 

On the side of the road in Louisiana, blew a tire though its a recap it didn't come apart, just blew. Loudest thing I've heard in a long time haha

 

Dam DD. u sure do have fun destroying the recaps. Lol

 

You know it. Night dispatch asked me why I blew the tire, I told her it was making mean faces at me, she just laughed and sent someone out lol. Took my mudflap and bracket with it, also 3 lights.

Had to replace three lights and go to the TA to have a new mudflap bracket welded on and to have a new mudflap installed.

 

I dropped off onions after having to repower it due to the other drivers truck breaking down. Sat in dallas for a few hours, then got a load picking up in Pharr and going to Aberdeen, WA. Get to the Pharr yard at 11 with 2 hrs left on my clock, I go inside for my paperwork...and I got popped for a wiz test...so here i sit, waiting to wiz in a cup...

 

In port reading, NJ. Was supposed to deliver these pipes this morning but the work site is shut down for today, so I'm at a service plaza on the turnpike until tomorrow morning. Only place to park around here other than the job site, but I wanted a toilet and sink instead of a porta potty lol

 

Pickup tomorrow in Houston going to Laredo. Tammy said it's a 12' wide by 14'2" high load. This'll be my third OD load in a row. Anything to bump me up to Level 2 faster is fine by me.

 

Short ones are the best for that. Truck is turned in and almost as clean as the day I got it, keep the rubber side down fellas, I'll be back mid-September thereabouts.