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Still in Chattanooga area. The lucky streak must be over. Have had a decent revenue week but an awesome week for rates. Hoping for one more load...but getting doubtful now.

Hwy 219 through PA up to Buffalo, NY. I did it once, never again. I agree with Phil except I would include I-80 as well with all the construction and heavy truck traffic. I-95 from Richmond, VA to New Haven, CT. I avoid it if at all possible. Zorry, my brother used to sell a lot of new farm...

That name slo-ride mentioned sounds familiar, so I bet its the same stuff.

Cheri, let me know if you haven't found a solution already. I can't remember the name of the product but I can find out with a couple phone calls. A family friend owns a tractor dealership/service dept and he uses a specific epoxy, 2 part I believe. He swears by it....and believe me when it...

Sitting just out of Chattanooga. Turns out the rescue load last night was from another carrier. Also turns out that rescuing other carrier's loads apparently pays very, very well :D Ive not run many miles this week (860 or so odometer...so far), but the pay has been unbelievable. I keep looking...

In G'town waiting on a recovery load...other truck hasnt made it yet...load is going to Chattanooga.

I understand your point...but you cant deny that the extra space just got roadtime out of south tx....and if you had took the load to FL, it might have helped you get out of there too. You cant deny that the extra space=more opportunities. Of course, the comfort is nice...and when freight is...

but...in this case...it sounds like that was the only thing that got him off the border.

would be IN....thats the load I mentioned earlier.

Glad your gettin out... I would have done the same thing without a second thought....on the tags...and the load out.

Have had a few nibbles today, but nothing on the truck yet. Well, there was the offer this morning to go 80 or 90 miles into IN and pickup a 150 mile load going over into OH. The money wasnt there to make it work. Dispatcher: "so, you don't want to do anything either?" Me: "huh?" Must have...

I suspected you were joking....as I was. Believe me, I know what stuck is....and I dont have a problem yet :D

Stuck in Florence :p

I would have no problem with lighter material after the first foot or so. I think you'll see some damage on the lower portions. My etrack was against the floor also (they even ripped the etrack loose once). What I would probably do is have etrack on the floor, another row at about 36" with 1/2"...

wow...tried to tell ya you should of just deadheaded home to get your tags...no need wasting money on overnight fees :D

You get really bored at home by yourself, don't ya?

You need something pretty strong for at least the first foot up from the floor. My straight truck had 1/4" plywood and it was a magnet to the lift drivers. They wouldnt stop until they had the corner of a pallet shoved through the plywood...then they were hunting for the support ribs. I would go...

I'll front the money...buy all the lottery tickets you can find.

Florence ya'll :) A bit of a barn burner down to here...single box, 12 lbs. ASAP. 9:30 protect....8:00 if at all possible...got it here about 7:30. I got an AWESOME! when they realized what I had :D

Ouch!.... so much for hoping for a nice long load..lol. Hope you guys can get out of there! Been napping in Warren...think I'll nap some more before they call me with Nogales round trip :D