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Rich,are you sure they got the E rate,I always thought they never got but D rates,I could never understand pulling the pup

I once saw a D unit pulling a trailer that was also a D unit in size.this was when we were still Roberts,but was told I was on drugs,but I know what I saw

If a customer calls in for TT,and doesnt specify number of pallets or weight,would loose a lot of loads,with my 53'trailer,I only have 48' of floor space do to white glove equipment,I loose loads with the 53 footer.

b ut do we really knkow if Hank wasnt on something,at that time who new about the juice

there is no rush in this world like jumpin at 3000 feet,but once was enough

I once missplaced my truck I thought too once,called Roberts to see if they new where it was,as I was totaled on huricanes trying to walk on Bourbon street,truck was at motel and I was lost,or should i say really drunk.I figured if they found my truck,then I would know where motel was.guess that...

RE: Do I need Hazmat Endorsment to drive a straigh I was once leased to a company that required a Haz Mat on your lisc.,they didnt haul haz mat either,but the idea was,you had to know that you weren't picking up haz mat,so you needed the endorsement

almost as bad as fed up

RE: how is Fedex to work for and can you make mone the col is right,just depends on you and more so luck,also what you are driving.if your going to have a horse as a pet,it better be a very tall truck,but seriously,I feel better when I work for a bigger company,as they have their freight in a...

Way back in the day before becomming a so called professional truck driver,I was taking my horses to columbus oh for a big horse show,I didnt stop at the scale,on I 71,and one of ohio's finest turned me around and brought me back.Now I have to say this 1st.I was pulling a 40' horse trailer with...

>Broompilot once told me that his fuel tanks put equal weight >on the front and rear axles. That might give you a hint. > >One more situation... 10,500#, one large skid, and a single >axle truck with a capacity of 12,000. We were able to put it >just forward of the rear axle, and didn't get...

Moot, that guys wife didnt want to pull a big trailer and they weren't happy with the normal D unit so thats how the pup reefer came along,and I am really sure,but I never saw it,he was suppose to have a big sleeper truck,I asummed,guess that was bad move on my part,he up graded to 32 foot...

But do the Landstar trucks do expedite back from out west or just regular freight?I may be wrong but unless their have been many changes in most of these so called expedite companies,and I'm saying this since over the years I have had some trucks on with the other companies,FedExCC,unless you...

>He already said... 12 skids, 20k#. > >Most of the dual-axle trucks I've seen were placed slightly >behind the center of the truck, like yours. As I've said, >I'm guessing; but it sounds like they could've been spread >front to back. Davekc knows more about this than I do. > >-Vampire Super...

looks like my help sucks,unless you find another 29 feet,you'r just nnother D unit with tandem axle

I69 is going to go from Port Huron to Laredo,that should keep the border patrol busy

need more info,weight of load,number of skids. With a 53'trailer,you can put 24 skids on the floor.with a 40000 lb load or higher,you will be fine.Now depending on the wheelbase of your truck,whether it is a set back axle or set forward,you may want to single the 1st pallet,then dbl then single...

should have been a large sleeper truck,and a 32'reefer pup,if that was him its a dr unit

my spelling sucks,if i feel the need to check my spelling, i just google the word.as far as useing capital letters,some times I do,sometimes i don't my name is steve and I approve of this message

fed ex cc has expedite loads that can keep you busy,just depends what you call out west.if you talking wyoming or montana,good luck,we dont haul cattle,but there are many loads in california,that can be run intrastate,or even keep you busy running north and south.they are always looking for...