My First year with Prime

Discussion in 'Prime' started by Vlad, Aug 9, 2009.

  1. TruckerMike

    TruckerMike Medium Load Member

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    Minimum time out for a company driver is 3 weeks. Lease ops can go home whenever they like.
     
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    Now if you decide to run team with a freind how does the whole lease thing work if thats the route your going to take?
     
  3. JAMDUNGKID

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    Hey truckermike tell wat kind of truck the have over prime and how old are they?
     
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    I am not TruckerMike but been following these threads for awhile and going to Prime in October. I've heard and know they have Cascadia and Century class Frieghtshakers, and lightweight Pete's. I am sure TruckerMike, U2, IP, or Sazook can tell you more.
     
  5. ironpony

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    Cascadia/DD15's and Pete 387/ISX's are the new full-size machines. We still have some older Century-series Freightliners - mostly with DD60's and at this point they'd all be equiped with DPF equipment. Lightweights are Pete 384s, International 9400s and Columbias - all three have 13-liter engines.

    All are retired around 500,000 miles or 3-years in-service.
     
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    Maverick77 Don't go to pittston!!!!
     
  7. Inspired driver

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    why not?:biggrin_2556:
     
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    why not pittston terminal?
     
  9. ironpony

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    Limited truck selection would be my no. 1 reason. There aren't a whole lot of FMs to choose from either - but you run the same hazards in Denver or Salt Lake as well in that department.
     
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    wow im hearing alot of bad news but im still up for the task plus im going company, and besides my last company i was out m-f and didnt run over 1000 miles:biggrin_25521::biggrin_25510: