It's your rig while your living in it....I'm sorry driver. I don't get that attitude. Nobody will look at you and assume that it's "your boss's truck." They only see the man driving it, and you'll give off the impression that you don't clean up at all.
What's up with dirty Peterbilts ?
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If I didn't have time, I just cleaned the drivers side,,
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I get a good wash everytime it rains for free.
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That said however, my OWN equipment now that i am an O/O. i do my best to keep resionably clean. Im not going to wash it if i know im going to spend a week or so in a muddy pit, doing multiple loads of coke that will cover it in black goo or salt plant thats going to cover it regardless of what i do. But i will clean it when that job is done. Im actully quite fond of my new rig and keeping it pretty even if its a glorified fleet truck that some ####### thought was a good idea to use as a dump truck.201, GoneButNotForgotten and bzinger Thank this. -
I’ve never wanted to live in California, except every time you post a picture. #### that’s a good-looking truck and a beautiful background. -
Oh rats it snowed across Wyoming last night. Now I have a dirty Peterbilt again. Anybody know a good truck wash in Utah?
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Sitting at job site, get to drive in this slop, my Pete will be dirty. Guess if I had a Freightliner the mud wouldn’t get on it .
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