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Windex is usually what we use.

They are a dry sleeve but can be sleeved on a rebuild if the cylinder walls aren't trashed. About half the price of a full engine replacement.

I think you will find that most of the good ones seldom run ads. The best advertising will come from current and past drivers.

I think there are quite a few dry vans that are comparable rate and mileage wise to a tval truck. Let me rephrase, except maybe the fed.

Those three mayors are complete idiots.

How sure are you about that? Be careful how you answer.:cool:

The age old reefer debate. I still go with, if it was a continually good idea, dealers would be selling and stocking them. I am only seeing a handful coming out and those are special orders. On a paid for truck it could work, but from a fleet owner perspective, myself and others just don't see...

Is your roof top air where the fan was suppose to be? You would think they would do both?

Currently in TN. Going to the house in Florida next week to cool off. :eek: Did have pretty comfortable weather at the expo which was good.

I believe that is where the saying "everyone deserves a little sin" comes from.:p

In general, this is what you get when you put democrats in office. Detroit is a perfect example of another city going bancrupt. Look at all the other cities that have already went bancrupt or are on the verge. And there is quite a few of them. Poor mismanagement, too many promises to unions...

Ok...I guess it depends on how it is written in their contract. You could be on a 60/40 split giving you 100 percent of the FSC and they are claiming the 40 percent as a "usage fee". Hard to tell without reading the contract. The verbage could be applied differently in several applications.

OK....so you are squicked by two guys being parents as you refer to them as sodomites. So...I guess you are ok with two women getting it on? I give it a thumbs up if they look good. ;)

It depends. The fleet owner may be leasing the truck to you.

A 3126 and C-7 are basically the same thing. There are also a short and long block version. Very durable engine, or at least the ones we have had in the past have been. If the block isn't damaged, they can be sleeved if you are willing to give up a little displacement if rebuilding.

Can't say that it hasn't happened, but I would agree that nothing has been reported that I can remember with them beating or abusing their kids.

Just too many questions. ;)

If you go with the assumption that they are the same, one can't really say one is better than the other. Can they?

You shouldn't post stuff that confuses people with the facts.:cool:

I heard basically the same thing at the expo.