Where is everyone #5

Hes in Canada, but even if he was in the US, hes not a self-contractor on a 1099, hes on a W-2, so hed have to meet his standard deduction for it to even make sense or help him on his taxes. As a single Male with no dependents, hes not gonna benefit trying to write off a $1000 liner puller on his taxes.

He can really only write off certain expenses for his job at 2% of his annual gross income. Not much benefit unless hes spending some serious money

 

Merry Christmas everyone. Forgot to say anything earlier when I jumped on.

 

He was still up at 9:15

 

You didn't misunderstand.

 

13'7? Run it. F a permit for 1" when 14ft is legal everywhere else.

Lysdexis I dont know how long you've been runnin, but this is one of those learning experiences that didn't cost you anything. Sure it cost the co a few straps but just remember that for the future if you ever wanna be an o/o. Now you know a load like that needs to be positioned a certain way.

Where you droppin that thing anyway?

 

Yes sir Wisconsin is home. Lot of big dairy’s over on that side of the state. What way you coming and going

 

I was thinking right up 39 to 43

 

South Coffeyville, Oklahoma. And yes it was a learning experience, it was about time to get some new straps just wish itd only had broken the old ones. However I can use these for a choker on other stuff if I get some hand ratchets since I've only got winches on one side.

 

Just going to set this here for a bit, not meant for anyone in particular......


One other thing, I may have said this before here but in case someone missed it or wasn't around......

If all of us here on TTR or all of your friends wrote down all of they're problems and then put em all in a big pile, you'd go grab yours and take em back.