That would be Mrs. 4015, by the fourth straight night I crapped out and she drove 8 hrs. straight, me -I thought WOM was in Ma ...
Empty in Laredo ... and waiting on load call back .
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That would be Mrs. 4015, by the fourth straight night I crapped out and she drove 8 hrs. straight, me -
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Actually, I wanted to stop Friday and go to Hilton Head for the weekend, but MRS said no. Now in CT at my sister's for the weekend - restingNo WOM is
Load, load, load, time off load then breakdown....
JuJu was my straight line driver...I did major cities in traffic and pick ups and deliveries....man could she drive! ...truly a team effort..That would be Mrs. 4015, by the fourth straight night I crapped out and she drove 8 hrs. straight, me -I thought WOM was in Ma ...
Empty in Laredo ... and waiting on load call back .
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JuJu was my straight line driver........truly a team effort..That would be Mrs. 4015, by the fourth straight night I crapped out and she drove 8 hrs. straight, me -I thought WOM was in Ma ...
Empty in Laredo ... and waiting on load call back .
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I got one and it keeps the coffee too hot to drinkOver the past year, I've been eyeing up the Ozark Tumbler from Walmart. I kept passing on it because:
1- Has a permanent drink slit (no way to close it), how could it keep stuff hot? And not ideal for travel (spillage out the top).
2- It's a tumbler. I have a bad history with spills with tumblers.
With the temps going down and my coffee consumption going up, I took a chance. For under $9 might as well.
Well after 2 weeks of use, I must say this thing works great.
Have not had any problems with spillage. Stays hot to warm for a ridiculous amount of hours. Has not gone cold on me yet. Supposedly, will keep cold also, but have not tried that. If this had a closable drink opening it would be perfect. But for the price, I thinks it's a great buy.
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Over the past year, I've been eyeing up the Ozark Tumbler from Walmart. I kept passing on it because:
1- Has a permanent drink slit (no way to close it), how could it keep stuff hot? And not ideal for travel (spillage out the top).
2- It's a tumbler. I have a bad history with spills with tumblers.
With the temps going down and my coffee consumption going up, I took a chance. For under $9 might as well.
Well after 2 weeks of use, I must say this thing works great.
Have not had any problems with spillage. Stays hot to warm for a ridiculous amount of hours. Has not gone cold on me yet. Supposedly, will keep cold also, but have not tried that. If this had a closable drink opening it would be perfect. But for the price, I thinks it's a great buy.
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Yeah, waiting for my current fill up to cool down some lol.
Hit the weekend Flea Markets .. replaceable lid with closure... $3. to. $4..Over the past year, I've been eyeing up the Ozark Tumbler from Walmart. I kept passing on it because:
1- Has a permanent drink slit (no way to close it), how could it keep stuff hot? And not ideal for travel (spillage out the top).
2- It's a tumbler. I have a bad history with spills with tumblers.
With the temps going down and my coffee consumption going up, I took a chance. For under $9 might as well.
Well after 2 weeks of use, I must say this thing works great.
Have not had any problems with spillage. Stays hot to warm for a ridiculous amount of hours. Has not gone cold on me yet. Supposedly, will keep cold also, but have not tried that. If this had a closable drink opening it would be perfect. But for the price, I thinks it's a great buy.
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Outstanding! Thanks, I never even thought about a replacement lid. The Ozark brand lids didn't have very good reviews, so I ordered this off of Amazon. Now I will have the perfect cup
I would use my Pilot mug as usual and REfill from the good cup....Yeah, waiting for my current fill up to cool down some lol.
For me its like having a drinkable thermos bottle.
After over 4 hrs today finally finished my first morning coffee haha. Definitely does what it's suppose to
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JuJu was my straight line driver...I did major cities in traffic and pick ups and deliveries....man could she drive! ...truly a team effort..
Actually, I wanted to stop Friday and go to Hilton Head for the weekend, but MRS said no. Now in CT at my sister's for the weekend - resting
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Sounds like your missing the experience.JuJu was my straight line driver...I did major cities in traffic and pick ups and deliveries....man could she drive! ...truly a team effort..
No not missing it...lol just some of the better times doing expediteSounds like your missing the experience.JuJu was my straight line driver...I did major cities in traffic and pick ups and deliveries....man could she drive! ...truly a team effort..
For me the pilot mugs suck. Always a race to see if I can drink it all before it goes coldI would use my Pilot mug as usual and REfill from the good cup....
Guess I chug my coffee at a different rate... the Pilot does cool a wee bit too fast but I used to make my cuppa in the van from boiling water...unlike that Luke warm stuff they sell in the stores...lol... so hence the Pilot cup works for me with the RTIC mug for storage/backup...For me the pilot mugs suck. Always a race to see if I can drink it all before it goes coldI would use my Pilot mug as usual and REfill from the good cup....
Their tumbler style one is worthless unless your chugging.
The shorter flat bottom one (which I prefer) is better, but still doesn't keep it hot very long. Although, I do use it to get hot water
Now, if I could find the flat bottom style with the insulation and price of the Ozark, I would be in coffee heaven
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I've hauled quite a few loads out of there over the years. About a month ago I got a 300# pallet to Flint. Usually its a couple or 3 carry out boxes. I'm glad I don't have to try and put a 53' foot trailer in there. Especially if there is a truck in the building on the east side.
The last time there is only the time my freight wasn't ready when i walked in the door ..i used to deliver new appliances in a straight truck 2003 to 2006 to a home delivery service 2 blocks north of there ..so i know Eden pretty well...
