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When spec'ing our truck, we went with twin screws for one reason and one reason only: comfort. In fleet owner trucks we drove Class 8 straight trucks that had lift axles (one drive axle, one lift axle) and twin screws (two drive axles with 8 wheels always on the ground). Without question, the...

American Truck Business Services has upgraded its website, making it easier to review that company's products and services. Among the freebies featured there is a white paper entitled, "Is Incorporation Right for your Business?" This question regularly comes up in the Open Forum. The white...

Is a driver or owner-operator (deemed an "employee" for purposes of FMCSR) legally allowed to do this kind of brake work? FMCSR 396.25 comes to mind, especially: "(c) No motor carrier shall require or permit any employee who does not meet the minimum brake inspector qualifications of...

I stand corrected on my "no difference between hoses" info. You learn something new every day.

Here is a link to help with the day dreaming. Their catalog is always a welcome sight in our mail stack.

The canoe is a 17 foot Spirit II model. As we understood the manufacturer's literature when we bought it, it is an all-around model, not one built specifically for river or for lake canoeing. If the Boundry Waters experience hooks us, we would then consider a lighter, lake-specific canoe. We...