questions about roehl

Discussion in 'Roehl' started by csw1818, Mar 7, 2014.

  1. Red dog cliff

    Red dog cliff Light Load Member

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    I agree with you. Help when you can. And I've always been that way and always will. The thing I hate to see is I've watched a lot of you tube videos where you see other truckers just taping others having trouble backing or whatever and all they do is bit-h about the guy instead of trying to help! Those are the ones that are not a help at all !!
     
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    Do the trucks have electrical outlets in the sleeper area or just cig lighter plug slots. If no electrical outlets am I allowed to use my own low amp adapter to plug in cig lighter for my TV and cpap.
     
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    On the hometime fleets how close do you have to be to a terminal or location that has a driver on it? Do they have any in the Dubuque IA area or Lacrosse WI area? I'd be looking at van or Curtainside. I'd also be a new driver so I'd probably run national for a few months to get some time.
     
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    I think for hometime fleets you have to be within 150 miles. You might be able to do hometime out of Marshfield. You won't have a problem using inverters that plug into the accessories plugs.
     
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    I live right between LaCrosse and Dubs. I take my truck home, but there is a drop yard in Madison (Cottage Grove). That's the closest one to me. If that doesn't work, then Marshfield might be closest for you if you're closer to Lax.
     
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    I'm considering this move and the biggest draw to Roehl for me is the hometime fleet options. My wife and I like to travel and you do need to have a life other than your job. Scott I may talk to you sometime about Roehl. Trust me we're not very far apart. I had you pegged on here long ago.
     
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    Sounds good. I'll try to answer your questions the best I can..
     
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    Where is the Drop yard in Madison, I live maybe 10 mins outside and might need a place to park my truck if I can back it into my driveway (Gravel, but don't know if it will handle the weight of the truck).
     
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    Cottage grove, county N. Couple miles north of 12/18
     
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    To clarify, that's Wisconsin, not where I live.