Modifying a Company Truck?

Nobody asked you to believe anybody. If you don't believe someone than why are you in the post in the first place, to stir up crap? No offense, but I've been climbing trees for more than 10 years. I've seen hundreds start work, the majority with attitudes like yourself didn't make it past the first day. If they did make it past the first day, they didn't return the second day.







Now back to the educational post where I was receiving a great deal of answers and help.

 

Very valuable and informative post and I appreciate you taking the time to write all of that out. The "Cat Walk" is one thing I was wondering about. There is obviously a little room back there it appears you could get one of those pull up / dip station towers and keep it assembled, and simply strap it down. Would this work?? If not, I guess I'll find out when I get there.

I start school in a few weeks.

I appreciate all the people who gave valuable input.

I'm pretty sure I'll be able to find time to do my pull ups, push ups, and dips. When I started climbing trees, many told me I wouldn't be able to have the energy to go to the gym and climb trees all day. But I still managed to get up at 3 am and hit it every single morning and some nights again after getting off. It's a matter of willpower. I will figure it out though when I get on the road.

 

I would have jumped into it long ago, but the market is watered down.

I would think the opposite about truck driving. I could be 100% wrong.

Just my 2c which doesn't mean squat, and is only a matter of opinion.

If you don't want to re-set 34 hours, you can only average 8.75 hours of driving per day. Factor in an hour to look over your truck, an hour for fueling and eating, and so forth.

It appears you have to sleep a set amount of hours per night, which is just important to training as actually training itself. Recovery. Than on top of that, driving in the driver seat for hours upon hours, sipping on protein shakes, and allowing your body time to recover.

It almost seems like the perfect environment, I guess it depends on how you look at it.