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Hey sharp After they check the kingpins, if you are getting alot of scrubbing on the front tires, the front may still be fine. Have the back axle aligned. Just rule of thumb with vibration is that if you are getting vibration through the steering wheel it is the front. If it is through the seat...

I thought the same thing as well until I started doing some research on it. The price to have it sleeved is about half of a reman. You do give up alittle displacement but through the computer they can make some adjustments to make up for it. Afterwards I noticed no difference. If you are hauling...

While we drive a straight truck, we have not experienced any "B.S." I do know that some of the van folks deal with different people other than with whom we deal with. 8K in a van for the month is not that bad. Just my opinion, maybe some make more...I don't know.

We had this problem at one time and found out when the vehicles are new, they use rubber bushings on the kinpins. Replaced ours with brass bushings, and the tires wear perfectly now. Alot of times a alignment will not catch this defeciency. A cumputerized suspension machine usually will. Hope...

While no company is perfect, it does appear if the above is true, that Conway has some issues that they need to address. It does make us appreciate were we are at.

Just a side note on Prime is that OOIDA has been involved in many lawsuits with them. For specific details go to www.ooida.com Hope that helps Davekc

You will get alot of miles out of a 3126, just remember to change the oil at the correct intervals and secondly, try to refrain from too many cold starts if up north. Use a block heater. 10 Speed autoshift are excellent transmissions. Take getting use to, but once there you will like them. Davekc

We are looking forward to seeing everyone as well.

Run the other way. .31 cents per mile is exstremely low. As a o/o @ .80 per mile, you will go broke.

110k to 130k for a van is a bit of a stretch for the average van owner. If TriState told you that running cheap freight will get you success, I have a sailboat in the desert I would like to sell you. Running cheap freight in todays market with higher fuel costs ect, you will surely go broke in...

I thought you sold your star geo? Nice truck:)

Hi, this is really davekc's wife. Finally got him off the computer long enuf to enjoy EO myself. :) I wish some one had responded to your post. Health insurance is a major concern of mine and would really like to know if what you have is better than what we've got with MegaLife. Anyone with...

should be able to find freight out of CA or AZ. If you get real desperate with a Sprinter, Nagales(new port) or El Paso. Little bit of driving on the last two.

While some may disagree, I have had good luck from the 3126. In addition, they are rebuildable. Class 7 are cheaper and more economical than a 8. In your case, you have to look at both trucks. The C10 is a good engine, but will drink alittle more fuel. In addition, you must look at both trucks...

Last I heard was they have to have new rules in place no later than 52 days. Why 52 days? It took three decades to change the last ones. Does anyone notice the timing of this? Seems odd that this is coming to light about the same time the toll issues and highway funds act are coming up for a...

The Iraqis should hire and train their own people. They do a fine job of blowing themselves and everybody else up with great consistancy. We need to declare martial law there, or get out.

Phizer has a place in Reno. I think there is one in Pheonix as well

new is old and old will be new. Some things never change. It will be interesting to see what Wal-Mart does. The biggest whiners of the new HOS rules

Other than generic load boards, most folks with their own authority have their own customers ect, if not leased to a carrier

I think sharp gives a good explanation.