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Glad to see you're back on the road and back to you're old self! Chill out! Geez!!! It'll come around!

I myself have a gas 3200 watt portable cummins/onan generator that i bought for §1,200 bucks with 13 hours on it. A year and a half later, it has 4,500 hours on it and has performed flawlessley with the exception of a little dirt in the carb. They only made this generator for 2 years...

Doing laundry..mega loads..everything is getting washed that can be washed..gonna be all downy fresh! Relocated to st louis last night, per sir jeremy's recommendation.

I am sorry for our loss. It is very unfortunate.Do we know why he was on the side of the road? Landstar has a policy called their "Sitting duck" policy that prohibits a driver from pulling over on the side of the road or entrance/exit ramp unless it is a complete emergency. Violation of this...

My beef with some fleet owners are the ones who expect the driver and tell the driver not to idle the van/truck under no circumstances, but yet do not have any means for the driver to stay warm as well.In this weather? Talk about cold! In more ways than one! I can understand not idling, but at...

For working only 3 weeks last month, I am not disappointed in the outcome. Although the loaded mile pay was a lot lower than usual, it was still in the acceptable range for me. Lets hope the freight and rates get better this month! And the weather! Get well soon, John!

It was way too funny not to share with you all..... Did the complete interior van wipe down today, tomorrow it will be the cab cleaning until a load comes up.11 degrees here now, supposed to be a low of 3 tonight....

February is not February till it's February....lol...

Maybe you're better off asking for John Deavor, even though he is in safety.That's what I did.If they put Falligator and his van on, they'll put you on, I'm guessing.

There may be a link on this thread, but didnt see it. I have a friend in a straight truck that says anything 2003 and older cannot go to california unless retrofitted to meet their standards. Is there a complete list of what needs to be done to a truck to meet their requirements? and if so...

It does! got the ceiling done so far, the back door, and part of the sidewall...The natural polyurethaned wood is looking shiny!

Woke up this early am, around 6, took a shower, took out the trash, gassed up the generator, changed the oil in it, breakfast, vitamins, and ready to go now....it was sunny earlier, but now it has returned to cold and windy....killing the time doing odd things to the van inside...thinking about...

Drive less...Make more...$$$... It's not how much you run, It's how much you run for... $$$ :D Gee, where did I see this from????...lol...:eek:

One nickel becomes two nickles...two nickles become three nickles...You know I do take loads that pay less than the normal here, but I also have my limits. I am not going to give myself away, either. We are better than that, and deserve to be paid accordingly.I am more concerned about the all...

I think the bad thing about doing a load for less once in awile is that the customer may expect us, or the carrier, to do it for that cheap all of the time afterwards. Just sayin'

I dare ya. No, I double dog dare ya.....lol..And if ya don't, I'm gonna call ya yellow......lol.....

time for a time-out....lol..I love you, you love me, were all one big happy f-a-m-i-l-y......lol C'mon everyone, join hands now and sing along...

Are you trying to compete with Jerry Springer and his "Final Thought?".......:)

From Birmingham to Ohio? And you're deadheading home?....Geez!!!