What if it Snows?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Mar 19, 2018.

  1. austinmike

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    Pretty much like @BoostedTeg says here...

    There is some more to it when you dig into the menushia... the regulation is 395.1 (k) that I fall under if anyone cares to research for themselves. But basically during harvest season, which is defined differently by each state (12 months a year in ID and WY), loads of Agricultural products (livestock, fresh unprocessed produce, and many other things) qualify. Anytime spent Inside a 150 mile radius (straight line as the crow flies) from point of origin (shipper) and/or sometimes destination (reciever) does not have to be logged.

    Fresh pack potatoes is what I haul and they do qualify. The north bound on ramp on I-15 exit 385 in Tremonton, UT is EXACTLY 150 miles from my shipper... so as soon as I pass that point I can go onto PC notated as Ag Exempt and I can stay Ag Exempt until I leave that 150 mile radius circle. Anything that would normally be On-Duty (fuel, pretrip, shipper/receiver check in and out, DOT inspections, ect.) inside that circle I log as Off-Duty notated as Ag Exempt.

    If my previous non-Ag Exempt loads (the load I currently have in the box) receiver was inside that 150 mile radius circle I could go Ag Exempt as soon as I left thier property.
     
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    He's not strong enough.
     
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    That's a tough habit to kick... I've tried. Still plan to sometime myself, but not as easy as it would seem.
     
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    Anybody use one of these ? If not don't waste your money. This one iz not very old and its cooking days are done. Non stick my ###.
    Farberware for the win.

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    kitchen sign reads ," Mikes crematorium " .
     
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    Guy I worked for quit. His wife did not. Probly other factors involved but they parted ways.
     
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    All one has to do is reach down and take hold of one's testicles and say," Self. I'm going to quit smoking."

    Not complicated at all.
     
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    If I can do it....
     
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    Smoking tobacco was the second easiest of the Big Four addictions I had. Never smoked cigs but smoked cigars like there was no tomorrow