Running with JCT, Part Deux

Glad to see that you enjoyed riding with your husband and that you made it home safely thru the storms. My wife would not be able to ride with me as we have 2 girls that are 7 & 10 who are into all the sports, beauty pageants, and all the other girl things that she has to stay home and deal with (glad it's her not me).

Sorry to hear about your truck not getting out til Tuesday. I hate when they say one thing and it is another. Why can't they just be honest with you?

 

thanks.

thank you. I just wouldn't want to be stuck up east coast and back down.
I talked to a JCT driver while I was staying down in FL. He seemed pretty happy to be working for them.

 

I live on the east coast, NC and every time I head out I run to the west coast. I hardly ever run on the east coast. I run a lot out to the west and when I am coming home I get the loads to the east.

 

flyboynme,
I think my wife would be as bad or worse, she freaks when I get close to a curb that she doesn't think I know is there, She would have a crapshone if she got up to Wyoming and it was 14 below. I'm sure she has no desire to ride with me for any extended amount of time. Plus we have 4 little kiddos between 10-3 so she is busy. glad you are home. Take Care Tell Tim to get in here.

 

We got juice loads coming out of florida, from several different tropical a and Florida natural plants. We also have flowers that come out of Miami sometimes. As far as loads going into florida, all types of loads going all over. Many loads to Winterhaven area.

At jct you will hardly sit. They will try their best to keep you moving as long as you communicate with your dm (driver manager)

 

You have it set up nicely. Now that you are going to be riding with another driver to get a loaner truck. Are you going to keep the other truck or just get back in your truck?

 

Doesn't look like the Cascadia has the bunk net attachments on the back wall. Reason is because I use them for my rubber band gym.