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If the income you have now allows you to save up enough to pay cash for a Sprinter and have $20,000 in savings you might want to reconsider getting back in to the business at this time. It sounds to me like you are doing fairly well in these tough economic time. Be thankful.

The smart ones are parked somewhere safe. The ones you see driving on ice will eventually pay the price for there actions. Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

We have the X endorsement. It is a simple test. Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

No. Our Prepass is $2.50 per week. Our EZ Pass is pay as you go. Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

Flying J, Wichita Falls, TX

My name is "starving". Starving, party of two, your table is ready. Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

We dh to Atlanta and got a load to Texas at 0800. 1294 miles. Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

A great season for the Lions. They are a young team with new leadership. Better luck next year.

Ragman is quick, isn't he?

Quack, Quack, Quack I'm sure Ragman has a pic for this.

Slow-1 load offer in four days Good Week-Team 3000 or more paid miles. Great Week-Team that needs a 34 hour restart.

It sure was a slow first week of the month. We went back in service Tuesday, not really expecting to get anything out of Florida. And our expectations held true. We are heading north on Sunday to get back in the freight lanes. Anyone else slow or moving well?

Thanks for the offer but I have barn doors and have to be able to load on docks that have dock locks. That's why I need a tuck a way style.

In a straight truck, if it is ready, they will usually load you quickly. Unloading is rarely a problem because there is usually someone waiting for it. But there are times when you will wait at either or both ends.

I agree. Avoid it unless it pays really, really good. Last time we went to JFK it took 4 hours to get back to New Jersey. If I were in charge of the roads and bridges in the northeast I would be too embarrassed of the road conditions to charge a toll. It seems to me that if you have to pay extra...

I use a smart charger. It turns on and off and chooses the amps that it charges at to maintain the batteries automatically.

According to the news it was 18 which is a new record for us.

I start the truck every three days when at home and run it for about 15-30 minutes. I keep a battery charger on it to keep the batteries up. It turned over easily but did not fire up. After the third try it fired up like it normally does. Like maybe something had warmed up. That's why I was...

It was 19 degrees this morning. Our pick up has glow plugs and an idiot light to tell you they are working. The Mercedes didn't have an idiot light and I have never had to do a cold start before. I guess I should have left the key turned on for a minute before attempting to start it.

Does a 2006 Mercedes MBE 4000 have glow plugs? I had to do a cold start this morning and I was beginning to think it wasn't going to start. Should have plugged in the block heater.