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I got a 150 ft roll on Amazon for around $40

Great question Tim Xpedites . Yes. Both shippers/ brokers/agents are aware.Communication is key. If I take a small load for Normal to great pay, and have time on trip, I will always ask if (A) the load will be sealed (B) If it is exclusive use and (C) If they have any others to fill the empty...

Thank you Bruno

Thanks TeamHutch

Now that is a long stretch of road! :D

Yes. And tear up the label.

Thanks jelliott

Thanks Lawrence. Now that the intro 1st blog is done, on to some other topics from a solo straight truck owner operator point of view.

I couldn't agree more ATeam ! I prefer the open road as opposed to sitting in gridlock somewhere.

Now that is the most specific time period I have seen noted in a while. :) j/k :JC_goodpost:

:cheering-clapping-smiley-emoticon:For the positive attitude

Ok, finally got it!

As a special "Thank you" to Landstar BCOs, Pilot/Flying J is offering 10 additional points when you use your Landstar BCO and Pilot/Flying J Professional Driver MyRewards card! *Offer is valid through June 30, 2016*

Correction : Extra points available until June 30, 2016

Landstar drivers get 10 points per gallon at Pilot/Flying J in the month of April. You must use Landstar Comdata cards to fuel to get extra points. Plus you still get your discount off the pump price.

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:D They were driving the Hino when I met them.

That was my first thought too. tknight suggested the overflow reservoir may be low, and I don't know where the sensor is on these. I'll tell them to have that sensor in radiator checked. Thanks

Could be. I haven't seen under the hood. Never drove a Hino either. I'll ask them about the O/F reservoir. Thanks

Hey greasytshirt, A friend of mine has a 2007 Hino, not sure of model. Is there a low coolant sensor on these? They say a loud alarm for low coolant sounds from the dash only when turning to the right. And the radiator is full. Any ideas? Thanks.