Sleeping beside a freaking refer!!!

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Old 03-25-2007, 05:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Mtc_Is_Hell
Staying overnight at a truck stop in phenix city Alabama was hell. I got a knock every couple hours, A long hard knock. Then at 3 am I woke up and felt the truck moving, the bitch was standing on my truck trying to open my door, I forgot my walet on the dash.
Thats unreal!!!!!! I'd pepper spray em all and teach them a lesson!
 
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Old 03-25-2007, 05:50 AM
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8) EAR PLUGS....ya Hoser...eh?! :lol:

My Reefer is a whisper quiet...but some of those older units are LOUD.
When either that or just a yahoo with straight pipes parks next to me...I use ear plugs and I'm sane again. :? (relatively sane for a Trucker) :roll:

What I hate is the dickweed with the 25 cent air leak. Lazy bastid. :evil:



..... :? I gotta get me up your way....It's getting too crowded down here....and one of these days
....I'm gonna loose it. :evil:
 
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Old 03-25-2007, 06:51 AM
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The reefer didn't bother me but when I got stuck next to a truck that the air dryer was in need of service and purging 10 times a minute I had a hard time sleeping
 
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Old 03-25-2007, 07:50 AM
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I had a reefer running on continuous parked in the back pretty much by myself. Went to bed, but woke to the thunderous sound of silence when some nerd came over and switched off the unit. There was nobody parked within 3 spots either side of me when I parked. When I got rudely woken there were no open spots around me.

Turned it back on, stayed up for a bit to see if it would happen again. Sure did. The DA and I had some words.
 
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Old 03-25-2007, 10:17 AM
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Why is it reefer haulers can come into a truck stop that is near empty except for one flat bed way out by itself and that is where they feel they ought to park????
Never do you see a reefer park next to another one,it's always next to some poor soul that does not have his motor racing and wants to leave his windows open on a nice day to get some shut eye and here comes bottom dollar driver that has to go out of his way to park right next to him.
The worst thing that could happen is have reefer with a rigmaster park right next to you on a nice day.Or if not a rigmaster a company driver that for some unknown reason has to set his truck idle as high as he can then go into the truck stop to do everything but shower.
A lot of reefer haulers remind me of smokers,they are completly ignorant of thier ignorance.
 
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Old 03-25-2007, 11:05 AM
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I've just gotten to the point none of it bothers me. Even my screaming miene has a hard time getting me up sometimes
 
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Old 03-25-2007, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by mudawg
The worst thing that could happen is have reefer with a rigmaster park right next to you on a nice day.Or if not a rigmaster a company driver that for some unknown reason has to set his truck idle as high as he can then go into the truck stop to do everything but shower.
A lot of reefer haulers remind me of smokers,they are completly ignorant of thier ignorance.
Buy some earplugs, Princess.

I've got a reefer and a Rigmaster and I sleep like a baby!
 
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Old 03-25-2007, 11:27 AM
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As far as I'm concerned getting stuck next to a reefer is simply part of trucking. It's just the way it is. If someone doesn't like it oh well. There's many other things to deal with on a daily basis. If you have to park next to a reefer just nose it in so the reefer drivers can watch you spend 30 minutes the next morning trying to back out of a spot after trucks have filled up the lot overnight :lol:
 
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I assure you L.N. it was'nt one of my guys :roll: Our b train skiners are the best in the biz :!: You must be seeing our guys all the time, I e.mailed you a pic of my b train 27/2/ 07/ member? And you see me at your spot all the time Our guys where having problems from the Baufort sea down to Klondike corner, very steep, very icy... They could'nt run hills etc. They could'nt load heavy on drives cause the load was frezing before Whitehorse scales... You know exactly what my truck looks like... Silly girl ( I think she has left for her trip already, I'm pulling a diferent trailer tomorow, he he ) Should I stop and surprise her ?
 
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Old 03-25-2007, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by dle
I had a reefer running on continuous parked in the back pretty much by myself. Went to bed, but woke to the thunderous sound of silence when some nerd came over and switched off the unit.
HEY!!! That was NOT a nerd. I am a nerd. That guy was an asshole. He's lucky he didn't get killed. You NEVER screw with another driver's truck if you don't want to wind up dead.
 

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