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They have a "receive longer load offers" package now ? I thought only AT&T had that.

After two years, never even my first "alarm" I wouldn't be looking to upgrade to improve performance. How do you improve on 100% perfect ? Maintenance free fans ? My brushes are at 75%. So, will I pull out 1/2 worn brushes every four years? :eek: Extended maint ? We pm every 6 months. I...

Ground. Last weeks lesson taught us that a green EX is Ground. An IC. Or employee of IC . Or former employee of IC. Not that any of that matters. Just some messed up dude wearing a FedEx ground shirt.

I don't understand the groveling. Explain in detail. Employee attitude ? I have one. Also an entrepreneur attitude. The combo has me looking to retirement with a pension, $2200 plus monthly SS( if the checks come) and a pretty decent net worth. Now leave me alone. My crummy employer**...

Reading the story the headline should read "Man wearing FedEx Shirt....." Or "FedEx IC....." Very little chance that he's a FedEx employee. Which doesn't matter. FedEx employees do the same stupid stuff as other people. We put our snazzy pants on one leg at a time. It's a sad, tragic story...

I posted my ad looking for work about Midnight. By 10 am I had numerous offers. By the end of the day I had a fleet owner to go to work for. EO works for me .

What are you driving ? Which carrier ? What qualifications are needed ? Smoker ? APU ? One bed or two ? Pets OK Welcome. Like the ole grump previously said, check the ads here, or place one of your own. They're free, and well worth it !

.....we're still looking for a solution to that problem. :)

The TPMS is a must in our business. IMHO Also, I wouldn't run wide based singles without them in any business.

My tire pressure monitoring system has heat alarms. That may have detected your problem. As you know, things were very hot back there.

Two things, Temp gauge on rear would let you know that oil level was lower than usual. There should also be a vent to relieve pressure build up. Is it clogged ? It' often looks like a mushroom, about the size of your thumb. Grab the top and shake the top to knock dirt and grease out of airway...

Make note to yourself,. Watch the repairs for future problems. It's not uncommon for seals to fail early. Like almost instantly, if wrong part used or damaged at install. Heartland had a unusual seal replaced at Sawyer. Trl didn't even make it to Detroit before driver was in same shape you...

Joe, I know you don't feel lucky, buy you are. Back when I was a rookie we didn't have mobile axle repair men. It often meant removing and often replacing the entire axle housing.

Thats the rear end oil that lubricates the wheel bearings. Check your rear end level at every pm and look near your U Joints to be sure the pinion seals are not leaking. Also sometimes the housing, often called a banjo, will crack or leak at a weld. A lift axle is pretty much the same as your...

At 15,000 miles per year I'd be looking at gas.

Would a 97 or 98 box help ? If they're building it custom they should be able to do that. ( for a price) A very off the wall idea would be to put a storage unit type rolling door, upside down, so it roll up under the floor. I can picture it in my head. You'd have to be creative with the ICC...

09:33 and no body there yet :eek: Joe, you've got to remember not everyone is as prompt as FedEx. :)

You're so independent that you don't care if you get paid ?

OVM, I pm'd you an explanation.