Snackbar is chillin'....at Shaffer

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  1. JohnBoy

    JohnBoy Road Train Member

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    Well if this is all true, which I have no doubt it is, I am hoping and praying it comes to fruition for you. Good luck!
     
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  3. thatsright

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    If I dont forget i will check on it tommorrow.
     
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  4. thatsright

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    They are going to have a yard dog job too im hearing. Maybe 2.
     
  5. supersnackbar

    supersnackbar Road Train Member

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    Oh c'mon, you'd miss my misadventures...what would this forum be like without my BMWing and temper tantrums :biggrin_25525:
     
  6. supersnackbar

    supersnackbar Road Train Member

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    With me living in FL, that would be a heck of a commute for a home daily job (unless their yard trucks have sleepers :D)
     
  7. cdavis188

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    70 mph is nice and all but I'd still be motoring along at 65. When the recruiter told me my truck would be turned up from 68 to 70 I told him it wasn't necessary. If I'm paying for my own fuel why would I want to go faster? Hell the past couple days I've been going 63
     
  8. BeHereNow97

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    What are you talking about? This post makes no sense. Snackbar wouldn't be paying for his fuel, he would be a company driver with Brakebush. Why wouldn't you want to go 70 instead of 65 in a company truck? Comparing your situation as a lease operator to a company driver makes no sense.
     
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  9. aramil248

    aramil248 Road Train Member

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    If your paying your own fuel. Probably shouldn't even have a limiter. But it is what it is
     
  10. cdavis188

    cdavis188 Road Train Member

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    I wouldn't use the extra speed much at all anyways
     
  11. Long FLD

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    When I was leased there with my own truck they don’t limit you, they only ask that you keep it 75 and below and if you were at 80 for 10 minutes straight it would flag you.
     
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