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I'm on the brink of insanity, anyone wanna join me?:D:eek::cool:

Maybe, I shoulda put this thread in the Soapbox, since this isn't really the place for debate Moderators:rolleyes::D

Schneider may not be the best cmpany to work for long term but they are a darn good training company. There is a site PumpkinDriver.com That is for people with questions about Schneider, and no it is not owned or run by Schneider, check it out!!!:)

Yeah, I can see inviting fellow EO members over and that's it, if you get much more serious you will need a business license, inspections etc, otherwise what you have is a really business and all the rules will apply. Good Luck:)

You have 999 posts turn that upside down and you get 666 Scary:eek:

All fine and good unless you live in a neighborhood. If you don't really have neighbors to bother, I am sure the neighbors would complain about the trucks, especially straight trucks. you know noise, etc. Just having a different truck or van in front of your house would make you a target for...

You guys have way to much time on your hands LOL:D

Well then it has to be right then:rolleyes:

NO NO NO you misunderstood. The restaurants seem to be really skimpy on the portions, plus they are more expensive But your pizza is the best!!! Don't want the mob coming after me Guido ;):rolleyes:

Sounds good, but does this place have business permits and places to park for these expeditors?

THE YEAR 1909 This will boggle your mind, I know it did mine! The year is 1909. One hundred years ago. What a difference a century makes! Here are some statistics for the Year 1909: ********************* The average life expectancy was 47 years. Fuel for this car...

The Penske trucks are nice. I believe that they allow for 2800lb payload(at least that's what the sticker in the box from Penske says) The Penske trucks don't have the pass thru to cargo box, you'd have to make one, wouldn't be too hard. And all the ones I have driven don't have cruise control...

From another thread.... actually ,taxes are the # one rezone not to go into a lease . in most cases , depending on the lease , you might not be aliabel for the deduction of the (so called) "paymens", nor the depreciation of the truck . you should have checked it before signing the lease ...

Okay, in another thread, I have been told that my lease payment is not tax deductable. I don't know if this is true or not I pay a lease payment and then an .08 cents a mile fee for my maintenance. In addition to taxes on my lease Is any or all of this deductible?

Like I've said before, I've had relatively little go wrong with my truck from the 160K to 194K, minor stuff really AC issues and a transmission sensor(transmission is an Allison BTW) I am not done with Hino yet, just frustrated. I like the better mileage I get and also the engine and cab seems...

Most places in Indiana overfeed you. I go visit Family in NY and Cali and starve LOL

I'll have to check Snopes.com on that one I think that is an urban legend:rolleyes:

Depending on single or dually rear you would have extra tires to think about. Brakes might wear quicker due to added weight of box while stopping. Might have more expensive wheel bearings/brakes. Something to ask a mechanic. Depending on how you drive you might be able to get up to 12 out of...

I don't know about inherent problems but the two Hino's at the place I used to work had blown turbos before 25K Might be the blame of all the different drivers and not letting turbos cool down before shutting down. Is that a myth or truth to let the engine idle a few minutes before...

What about "Let's stir the pot"