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Terry Retired from the Road and took a Job with Fed Ex.

Yea its the whole hub, can't service just the wheelbearings anymore.

Log Book?? Which one would you like to see?

On my 03 Savanna 2500 I've repalced one side so far at 300,038 miles it started as a Slight Whine then as it got worse the ABS LIght came on and when it was checked thats when I found out it was the bearing, cost was 138.00 for the Assembly and about a hour in the Driveway. The Other side is...

I took The Rubber Mat out, Welded the E-Track down then cut out The 3/4 Plywood to fit over the e-track and Used Liquid Nails to Fasten the wood to the Floor,6 Years later its still holds tight. and No problem with a cold floor in the winter

I know what your saying TJ, My van is Parked in the Yard, sometimes at Night I go sleep in it just so I can complain about the Lousy Bunk. I still have Lunch everyday at The J In Austinburg Ohio so I still see some friends from time to time.

As a Van Owner I was Offered all types of runs Long, Short and I had Plenty of time to get there so on Long Ones the money would be split between the two of you, your cost goes up(that is if your planning on eating) if your not of the same Household, Now I always Was Leased to the Smaller...

Sure many take Teams, Question is why? The money isn't any better, and the Living Space is waaaaaay to small, As much as I love my wife after a few weeks in a van, somebody would be left behind.

nope the 6 lugs is the lighter duty van, Thats what I have, then after a while I added one ton springs just so it would ride smoother with 2500 pounds on,

3-m makes a little wheel that fits a cordless drill called a Eraser takes the crap off and leaves the Paint. I've used it to remove Glue from signs and those little Yellow marks from where I open the rear door into a pole.

I've always Done much better with the a Small Unknown Comapny, Just seemed the Best fit for me

RJR Is for Real, How ever I'm leary of anyone that comes up to me and starts talking mileage.

Winter because My wife says I ain't Right

Best thing to do is Call them all and get their Contractor Packets, Read them, Them call the Ones that Peaked your Interest and talk to the Recruiters.

Yep I agree with you Late, But in my Case I just Notched 23 years of Marriage but in real time it adds up to 7 Years.

Do you own a Truck? or Drive a Company Truck? If you Own your Truck does it have a Sleeper? you gonna need that. Then Look at the Smaller Companys They are Less Strict on the OTR Experence needed to get started, Now if you don't own your Truck then Hit up the EO Classifieds and start calling, As...

Mexico?? don't you know What Happens in Mexico Stays In Mexico!!

Has anyone Put Them on a Cargo Van Yet?

Well now I never thought I would see this day, Enjoy My Friend you've earned it!!

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