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Ya know, up until now, I thought you were an okay guy.......lol.... But, since that comment, I have re-thought my opinion of you, and you have fallen in the same class as those guys in the yellow penske cubes.......lmao......:)......

Me and 2 other friends put the same units on basically the same kind/type of vans last year, and we all have not noticed any change in fuel economy, or handling.Because of the higher BTU, ours are 14" in height.

I knew it wasn't going to fit the moment I saw it. I measured, and came up with 12 inches too long for my van. It wasn't a height issue. That's all I'm going to say about that. All showered and ready to go...snow stopped. So far, no rain to speak of....yet....lol...

Yesterday afternoons load was a dud. It was too long. So now that the worst of the weather appears to be clear, I am hoping some of that Tenntrucker luck comes my way! With a nice long load today!

A rooftop a/c unit, hands down. The bigger the BTU, the better, in my book. It also depends what you are cooling, but I'd rather have too much than not enough. I have a Heng's industries (manufacturer of dometic) 15,000 BTU unit and it has never been inadequate yet. It weighs 89 pounds. Well...

I thought for sure I'd be out of here by now, especially where I am at, the area and all...being a traditionally strong area.Thought about going into Rocketman mode, but even that is out of the question, as slow as it has been lately....lol..

At this rate, you'll be home until spring!! lol...

I bet all that ice on those tree branches is making for a nice Kodak moment! And, of course, if you lose electricity, there is the Cargomax, equipped to handle such a situation!

I really wonder if this is a result of those less experienced and too cheap to buy the proper equipment to do the job properly in the first place.What I mean is, I cannot tell you how many times I have seen vanners, cubers, come in, and have 4 metal racks/tubs secured to the walls with those...

Still fighting this cold, I sure hope it evades me pretty soon...Taking everything I can think of....Got a nice load yesterday going to Indiana..fought snow and wind almost the whole way across pa and ohio...it would come and go.....At a Wally world hoping for another decent one before the...

Were you wearing a sidearm?.....lol....

Instigator.......lol....:eek:

I tried running with 2 logbooks once, and eventualy thought the same thing.

The nature of these creatures is beginning to worry me about you, the weapons they are holding and all......are you planning some kind of attack????....lol..

Got one for later on! Thanks, Dispatch! Going back to bed....been fighting this cold since Saturday....loading up on meds....chicken soup.....this sucks...first time I've been sick in years...

Anyone remember when North Carolina had a 35' length limit on straights back around 1992? They started enforcing it in 95, and were racking up the tickets on expeditors....like previously said, if overlength, what can ya do?.....

There ya go, it feels nice, doesn't it? To have that peace of mind?..I have a little wiggle room right now, but not for long....

Wow, that's pretty heavy, man!..... Did the grocery shopping thing today, and laundry and a shower and changed the oil on the generator.All ready to go....Still feel like crap, though.....not as bad as yesterday....stocked up on medication today and chicken noodle soup....mega noodle, mind...

How many years have you been in this business? I'd like to think you'd have enough sense by now to realize this time of the year is traditionally un-stable. 800 loaded miles? I am willing to bet there are alot of guys willing to give their left nut for those kind of loaded miles right now, and...

Actually, you can get away with much more than that out west. Check the front section of you're atlas.