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That heat strip is worthless in anything below 50-55*. As was suggested the Espar is the way to go. Pays for itself in 1-2 winters.

Just wave when you pass him on the side of the road broke down and with no money in his pocket to fix his piece of junk truck.

Can you load them on my card for me?

Now I'm really confused.

That sounds sort of expensive.

Memphis

Half rate to everybody else. Lol

Welcome back stranger.

Aflac.

I don't stay there. I go to the TA on the other side of the freeway. A lot quieter but with less shade.

They knew you were coming. House warming gift.

Thry have always paid 100% of the fuel. I've been in a agents office and saw them put the correct fsc in the system and guess what it matched my qc screen. As a matter of fact I checked every settlement for 3 years straight and the fsc matched my qc So I guess I can say I trust them.

But if they say they pay 100% fsc to o/o then they should pay 100% and not 99% or whatever they want.

When I was with Landstar, OOIDA had a lawsuit against Landstar regarding their charges and the fsc. Since they got their hand slapped they now follow the rules.

I don't think it's a Polish town but I do know that there are some real expensive homes up that way. Beauty area.

Why should the company get any of the fsc. Whose truck ran the freight (company or o/o)? That's the one who should be compensated at 100% otherwise they are stealing your money.

We used to get 100% of the fuel when I was with Landstar. Also we get 100% at Load one.

But the question begs is your carrier paying you 100% of the fuel surcharge. As it stands with an all in rate the carrier is subject to some of the fsc according to the percentages. But you say it doesn't matter, sure it matters when your carrier is getting some of your fsc.

That's not hard to do.

Same here.