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I never have used chains. My motto is “if it’s too bad enough to use chains then it too bad to drive”. Better besafe then sorry.

I just like to live. Lol

That would make him feel right at home. Lol

Who is paying for fuel? The industry standard is 60/40 with the 60 going to the one who buys the he fuel and 40 going to the one who doesn’t. Do you have a FAST card, if not plan on getting one. Helps out at the border.

I guess it depends on if you are going to haul heavy loads.

I don’t know. Never needed one. Now maybe a CB but not a radar detector.

How full is your tank? Usually will not work if1/4 tank or less.

Hey nice name change.

I don’t use a load board or a broker. I use a dispatcher.

$300 when you file with the gov. I paid $50 for listing of agents required and whatever the insurance cost was per gov regulations. These last 2 purchased after getting call from the gov. I think there was a time limit to get these completed otherwise you lose the $300. After everything is...

I’ve worked for both. 9 yrs at LEAM and 7 1/2 yrs (current) with Load 1. After being with both carriers for this amount of time I would rate them in no particular order 1a and 1b. Both are sensational carriers and they have ideal team members. JMHO.

My sprinter gets more than that everyday.

I’ve heard that one before.

Was his name Bubba?

Personally I don’t care for social media. Prefer forums. Have a Facebook page but nothing on it. Just have it to keep up with the family. Probably will be getting rid it sometime in the near future. Kinda of reminds me of being back in high school. Been out of high school for over 40+ yrs.

Would really hate to get a deep calf muscle spasm in there.

I think it would be hell getting somebody out of there in a medical emergency.

I get that rate plus more in my Sprinter everyday.

So I guess you won’t be back out soon. Lol

Take the truck to a CAT scale at a truck stop. Put all your gear in the truck (straps, load bars, pads, pallet jack) beforehand. Fuel truck up and with you in it roll up on scale and get it weighed. This is your empty weight. Now subtract the empty weight from 26,000 and you have the amount...