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I'm sure the automated cockpits contribute to boredom, causing pilots to fall asleep.

That's why we need to do away with fat and skinny drivers. Both are much too dangerous.

Exactly! Why try and legislate guaranteed safety? If we want to be totally safe why not make the physical requirements for truck driver even more stringent? 20/20 vision without corrective lenses. A driver could break a lens or lose a contact while driving. Height between 5'10" and...

I wonder what Sally Struthers' BMI is?

Not only did I have to memorize and recite the Lord's Prayer in grade school, I had to memorize and recite the Apostle's Creed, forward and backward. In Latin! Dominoes Nabisco, cheese and crackers got all muddy. Threw a tantrum, ergo socked a mental. Rectum spirit, tu tu O. etc. etc. etc...

How do you like the 6 speed? Any problems?

Scott, having owned and driven both the 4.8 and the 6.0, if you were to buy a new 3500 van what engine would you choose? Any performance difference between the two? I guess a meaningful comparison would be worthless since the 6.0 was in the Baby Beast.

A 1000 pounds is probably the max. I was young, strong and foolish back then. Now I'm old and foolish. I don't think using a 2 wheeler to drag pallets will save on floor wear and tear though. I was thinking more for a truck instead of a J bar. J bars are awkward to store and have a...

It was nice to meet you Bill. Good luck battling the winds in North Dakota. Bring me back some Ghermezian Brother bobbleheads from Edmonton, being that OVM didn't bring me any from his recent trip.

For how often you use a Johnson Bar might not a steel frame, solid rubber wheel hand truck be more versatile and practical? When I did city P & D my trusty 2 wheeler was used as a J Bar for hooking and pulling pallets and crates to the rear of the trailer. It also came in handy for prying up...

I too have a Chevy with the 6.0, 4 speed with 712,000 miles. New to date 16.65 mpg. I think I could squeeze another ½ to 1 mile per gallon with a 6 speed.