Waiting on New Trucks thread.

I'd argue that the utility company should be on the hook for damage to the truck as well due to their negligence.

 

I don't like when people don't admit their faults though. I don't like when they do it to me. I lost a bit of revenue because people just kept quiet.
But it might not be his fault. Around my house the pole lines are so low, I had to move a trampoline.

 

Sounds like a good driver covering all bases!

 

Vert true I was more pointing out the driver not so much the trucking company.

 

Well, finally got a credit union to give us financing!
I can finally start building big business credit!

I’m indifferent with the rate but it is what it is. 6.2% for 3 years on these 2 new trucks.

 

JUST TRUCK IT on Instagram: "Sometimes all you need is 20 million dollar head start .."

 

6.2% is decent in any market, but especially this market. Good job.

 

Learn the Rules for Overhead Clearance on Power Lines (thespruce.com)

Power Lines Over Streets and Roadways With Commercial Traffic
For any driveways, alleys, roads, or streets likely to carry vehicles more than 8 feet in height, the guideline is for all power lines to be at least 15.5 feet above the ground measured at their lowest point.

For data wires over vehicle traffic: a minimum vertical clearance of 15 1/2 feet

 

Man that is great. Congratulations , I know this has been a big issue in the past so that is wonderful news for you!