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Evidently you didn't see the LOL. Anyway there are a lot of people that don't know what it means. As far as picking my loads, well when my customers call I go, I don't have the luxury of picking my loads.

Buy one to the wheel base you desire with a single axle, ad a drop axle and a box and go trucking.

Hey John, How many reading that knows what it means? LOL!

Try putting your curser on the photo then hold down the CTRl key and hit the plus button all at once. It will enlarge it. Have to do the same with the minus key to bring it back down. I think there is a lot of truth to that photo.

I want it!:cool:

"From My Cold Dead Hands"

If your talking about a nickel a mile difference for a 300 mile trip shame on the company. If they can't come up with $15 bucks more for a 300 mile trip no one should call them. I will run 300 mile trips all day long but for a lot more than chicken feed, I'm a meat and potatoes man.:cool:

From an old hag, "Nice Shot".

Depending on the wattage, but when he goes to pay for the 12' of 4/0 cable he'll probably pass out.

I run 2/0 on my C/Vans from the main battery back which is about 5-8 feet and the rest is 1/0. My TT I also use 2/0 as a main line. You need a cable that not only carrys the current with less restriction but one that doesn't create heat.

It's funny, I do the same thing. I paid a lot of money several years ago for a treatment facility installed in my house and now I carry my water everywhere. I even test my water on a monthly basis. On the road and run out I use Brita. City water now is nothing more than treated sewerage and...

PLEASE, PLEASE Mr. Terrorist, tell me where you are going to attack next. Wait let me get you some cool water and a couple of Virgins then you can tell us.:confused:

In Augusta Ga, watching the Masters.

BUT IT'S A SPRINTER! Everybody loves a Sprinter. LOL! Sorry had to say it.;)

Did not see the tag. It looked to be a 12k. I also wouldn't buy it.

The picture of the vehicle you showed looked to be a 12,500 GVW. It's hard to find a dual wheeled box truck in the 10K category.