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morning all !

this is true, everyone should wipe everything down but when you first get out that isnt what you do so pushing the door in makes less of a mess on the floor to clean up.

we professionals call that there, networking !!!!!!!! and, what do you all not get about pushing the shower door in the shower when you are done so it drips inside instead of on the floor !!!!!

perfect sense from a beautiful mind !!!!

nothing wrong with that, if you push the door in the shower when you get done it drips in the shower instead of the floor while you are drying and doing whatever else.

glad you said conversation !!!!!!!

we dont all abuse you just a certain one, AKA, with rust !!!! LOL

I see yesterday's announcement on Facebook that we have made the list for Best Fleets to Drive For again this year. Lets all do our best to vote and whatever else we can to see if this year we can one up the top 20 listing from last year with a win this year. Congratulations John, you deserve...

Way to go, think this is totally warranted in this circumstance. still to this day i see 60% of the driver i pass on the road in trucks holding phones to their heads.

you are rite about justification when spending money. when it comes down to it we can all do as we see fit. as far as the rest of it, there is always going to be discussion on topics and posts, although this did go a little far. this was bound to go this route as not all read the very first post...

why replace, why not just rebuild and reuse. the roi on rebuild and reuse is much quicker than replacement with a new vehicle.

crazy ivan: take cap off jameson, swig from bottle, pour jameson in glass over ice, take another swig from bottle then replace cap. same can be done with makers.

same one he used for gun powder !!!!! LOL

sure it is, anything that promotes better fuel economy, no matter how small has an ROI and to get back the cost of a set of rims for a small cube truck would be doable. cost couldn't be much over 600.00 bucks. plus there are other added benefits to the wheel end weight reduction. such as less...

enjoy Frank & India, there is more to life than trucking and its wonderful to see someone retire from it and prove that with smart business planning one can certainly retire from this industry. We hope to be on that path within a few years ourselves, enjoy and congratulations !!!

ah, but they do. less weight per rolling assembly over steel wheels means less mass to spin which equals better fuel economy. being able to measure significant savings would be hard but the saving would be there in the long run.

i was'nt implying that kind of crime, just his general freedom in the area. watching the grandaughter would more than restrict all movement except for chasing her. that is, if his old heart could stand it. LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I alerted the local authorities !!!!! We do however have some errands to run and have a 2 yr. old here you could babysit !!!!!

not normal anymore if you are there !!!!!

He has just reverted to zip ties and duct tape. LOL