Heading to OR on Monday. Change of scenery will be nice.
I need to grab some chains in Fargo but with my schedule I'll be pulling through there around 22:00. I guess I'll call in the morning and ask them to set some out for me before they go home.
Magnum ltd - fargo, nd
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If your going VIA the city's coin Rapids had them
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Oh cool. Dispatch said to swing by Fargo but I'm in Coon Rapids. Thanks.
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As far as the miles, that's why it's important for you to wait six months before you make a judgment. I didn't say I drive 10,000 miles every month. I say I averaged 10,000 a month. I've had months of 12,000 and months at 9000 or 8000 depending on home the time.
But I'm a Glass half-full kind a guy. I'm usually looking at the bright spots not the negative. We're all differenttallinthesaddle4life, runningman0661, HeavyHauler33 and 2 others Thank this. -
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SSB, even in dry van, I'm going to have a sub-10k January. My 1st month under 11k. I averaged almost 12k September - December. I think it really is a wide spread poor start to 2016.
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Be sitting at just under 11,000 miles on the 27th and that's with a couple of days home, two 34s in various places, and just generally not running very hard. This load has two days on it, for instance. 11hrs 50 min drive time. What are ya gonna do? But somehow, the miles pile up. Stick with it, ssb.
Insurance, well, that's always going to be a screwed up deal, not Magnum's fault there. The company does kick in quite a bit for their share too. Be glad we have the full range of benefits available, along with a 401k.. -
As for the insurance rates, at my 2 most recent companies (both were larger) I had similar coverage at Crete for almost half the employee cost. At Poly I had a 0 deductible plan, just 20% co-pay for just a few bucks more than Crete's, but I heard they were very limiting on how much you could turn a claim in for without a fight.
401k... I'll never be able to afford contributing working here...life insurance is my retirement plan.
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