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Maybe a few of the heavy duty fines that DHS can assign to the carrier for not doing it right is in order....? There was a Can carrier lost border privileges for too many border violations...like improper paperwork and badly trained drivers... 30 day suspension of crossing rights...that had to...

I don't care what others say about whether the Sprinter can handle the weight....I don't do heavy loads 3,000+ and my maintenance records or lack of them, speak volumes... how much extra income vs repair costs..warrants the heavy loads? I've read repairs like broken wheel rims? that is unheard...

Yes..Guido still has periods of "straight" think and it is messing him up...*LOL*

If you are going to be in a CV you have to stop thinking straight...*LOL* We "twink" a bit down here...;)

Look again...I believe he posted about 5900 empty before... and Remember that chassis is on a 12,600 frame...so there is wiggle room...especially in a CV... I stand corrected from his first post and that was BEFORE he added all the toys...

I was wondering that myself...:confused:

he can go some yet...on record at 4,000 lb payload...go dennis!

I would have thought the pink would go good with the black beard and hair...nice contrast...:p

Good morning sweetie... I'd rather wake up on MT tho....:D

I scratched out a mere 992 miles but the rate was good and collected $200 in layover pay. So a reasonable week...and it ain't over yet!! Jeremy pulls one outta his butt to-day I am in the game...:D GO TEAM....

602,000 miles...and i have the original EGR...never been opened or had to clean it....:D

Absolutely..TS must be a management person....the program automatically tracks everyones income and is available with one click of the mouse...on a normal business day a good dispatcher has that split second to look... Dog..I gotta ask...just HOW many miles are you expecting/needing?

A carrier actually has to work at it sometimes to make sure the load progresses thru the channels...

Look at my time stamp....just had a 3 minute hang up....while I waited for page to refresh/reload I checked my mail and was on Facebook....Firefox Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:1.9.2.16) Gecko/20110319 Firefox/3.6.16 (.NET CLR 3.5.30729)

I can see getting a lawyer for $100 issue...make sense to me... or going OOS and losing money to go into the office to fight a $100 issue...

tell me about it...get a contract, get a lawyer...:rolleyes:

I was commenting to Greg... I have never ever heard 2 hrs was standard till I started here in the US...most were 1 hour and it was ALL D time... 30 minutes to get loaded and 1 hour to get unloaded would yield 30 minutes D-time...Total D-Time against pro number. this 2 hours at the front end...

Just one case comes to mind... Did everything to the letter...broker said paperwork "appeared" in order....ok I leave... OPPS....wait...during processing what I had on was not that companies manufactured goods....but rather a maintenance item on transfer....guess what? Wrong...

Contracts mean crap..... when was the last time a driver took legal issue with a carrier over D Time? When was the last time a driver was terminated immediately and the driver fought back?

That is fine..BUT the load was NOT cleared yet...many things can happen on the way to the border...You've been lucky... 3 things a driver knows for sure to check... 1. Country of origin 2. Value stated on form 3. Currency ..it should say US or Can. without that never leave the dock...