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I find that my hands >aren't as steady as they used to be so I will be upgrading >to a 100mm Macro when I get the chance. >Mike in stead of a lens just add a tripod. i have a cullman that the father in law gave me. the canon 2s-is sure works better without my 'shakey hands' being support...

seen this mentioned elsewhere here that someone had to have their sleeper wall inspected. down in the aerocell thread ldb said as how he would hang a bed ala dieseldr and put cabinets on the sides and sleep above the freight. how does this constitute a legal sleeper? my only guess is that you...

there might be some castings but this is bar, tube, channel and flat stock. mostly for farm equipment and const. machines. the year isn't 6 months old and one plant bragging about their jit inventory is over 50k in expedites and fighting against paying a 250$ vnu fee. panther is one of our...

hey 60mph, since you are using amsoil are you using their filters also? have you tried their bypass filter? Jack Berry

so you have a seperate sleeper in the box? how big? can the 3500 do side by side skids? pictures? Jack Berry

that is what one of our plants want for steel moves. is that possible? i think this is flat sheet hence the flat bed. Jack Berry

ahhhhh, i see. not certain about the width at the tail either. have not seen one up close. Jack Berry

hey mule, i priced one with tazman recently. i also was looking for a d-max engine. that didn't include the sleeper. there is a fella advertising in the classifieds for sleepers in sprinters for a starting price of 1800 bucks. gvrw according to taz is aro 19k. leo if you went 4 skid up the...

you might find a 5500 chassis is better and with a lift the price isn't that much more than an expeditor new sprinter. i like the 5500 pic on the aerocell site. look at the options and then the decals. what would that classify as? Jack Berry

if you have a few minutes and need a good laugh go to google maps and get directions from where you are to london england. Jack Berry

RE: Phase II >gregg.. I think your unto somethin...the latch is about an >inch up and over the rad!!!! What ever lube is used is sure >to dry up quickly. possible duplicate whaddya mean it dried up? you got what 150k miles on that machine? how long has it been telling you 'grease me...

RE: Phase II >gregg.. I think your unto somethin...the latch is about an >inch up and over the rad!!!! What ever lube is used is sure >to dry up quickly. ken, whattya mean it dried up quickly? you have what 150k on that monster? look at all the heat and the wind that grease has endured. i...

thanks folks Jack Berry

thanks terry. i brought this up at break with one of the other load planners. he said if it was a truck to do commercial frt hauling then a cdl would be required. these ads make it sound like no cdl is needed to move freight. Jack Berry

my company has ptwt on a run from la. to corner brook nf. pix of the ferry crossing would be nice. Jack Berry

i thought trucks over 10k needed to log and thus were cdl trucks. i also know that you can get a truck from penske that is non cdl. in the classifieds here i find two trucks that are non-cdl. one is a box and the other has a sleeper and a box. when does a box truck become a cdl required vehicle...

gale banks makes tuner boxes that stay in the cab for dial up performance. maybe jsut for light duty diesels. bankspower.com for more information. Jack Berry

i am sure it will not be chicken 100 biofuel. it will prolly be a blend like 5 or 10%. that is not a high enough concentration to gell fuel. how do i know? i ran it is a couple mercedes benz cars at b20 for a winter with no fuel jello problems. amatuer home brewers shy away from chicken fat due...

lm is also the national ocean carrier of mexico. Jack Berry

i drive a diesel jetta. here is a link that one guy said has gotten him 2.5 mpg per gallon. oughta work on large vehicles also. http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=172493 Jack Berry