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Well, I was born there, but grew up among the hippies up in Eugene, Oregon and you know what part is not true...:p

I have also heard that straight trucks now need the DOT tape on the sides of the truck covering 1/3 of the box at the bottom. I know my truck has three small squares on the box. Our other driver got written up and that truck now has the tape basically 1 foot with, and one foot without. down...

It's not nice to spread rumors that aren't true!!!

Could it be due to their diet down there? :D I've seen some pretty thin drivers :p Posted with two fingers on my Toshiba laptop

I had a 26 and now have a 24, if I need to load 12 skids then one side goes sideways to ensure room for my pallet jack

Suprised no on caught it.... Your not gonna get much in a 24 inch box :rolleyes::D

Dohhhhhh!!!!!

But do you have two nickels to rub together?;)

Ahhhh, I can see clearly now grasshopper

Eat some TexMex for me and enjoy the nice weather, gonna get cold up here by Thanksgiving

All I know is I never seem to haul just standard, I haul all shapes and sizes, no such thing as standard in this business. Is this just me or do most of you find this?

I think it's John's evil plan to convert us all over to Load 1 eventually Bwhahaha

Isn't Golden Halo a video game?

If your talking standard size pallets(Don't ask me the measurements) a 22' will hold 10 possibly more if you place them sideways on one side a 24' will hold 12 right up to the door a 26' will hold 12 with room for a pallet jack What Moot said, he beat me to it!!!!!

Don't feel bad Transporter, I know my way around the web pretty well, but when it comes to avatars and pictures, I let my Wife help me.:rolleyes:

I'm just impressed you have the interweb out there in the hollers;)

I'm still trying to figure out what Wheelwales on a Sprinter are:confused::p

are you working for Load-1 also now? I'm so confused:confused:

How about a Trashcan at the EO office with your name on it:D Congrats on becoming a blabber mouth:)