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Thread: 60/70 logs?

  1. 07-27-2009 07:37 PM #1
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    Default 60/70 logs?

    Does anyone know which log Schneider uses ?? 60hr or 70, I will be runnning the western region, just curious.
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    70. they are open 7 days a week.
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    ok thanks rev
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    Now that this came up, who runs 60 hr/7 day logs? (Well, what companies, that is)
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    Companies that are only open 5 days per week have the option of running 60/7 logs or 70/8 logs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago View Post
    Companies that are only open 5 days per week have the option of running 60/7 logs or 70/8 logs.
    Right. The company I work for is not an actual trucking company. Our drivers perform a service at a client site --the equipment they use is hauled in a large trailer. The load & trailer weigh enough to require a Class A -CDL, but we do not drive every day or all day. Thus we use the 60/7 logging method.
    just trying to stay off the radar, or fly under it, or something like that.....
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