Professional? Driver
#21
10-19-2009, 11:12 AM
there are 2 of them one at the 258 and one at the 262, the 262 has the best burgers I have ever eaten, it's been a long time since I have been that way, didnt know there was a new loves there
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#22
10-19-2009, 01:33 PM
*facepalm*
At least he was pulling a blue trailer, and not a white or yellow one with a liftgate on it. ;-) That kind of crap does get on my nerves, especially when it's one of my co-workers, no matter how distant. Yeah, he may have been out of hours and could go nowhere else, but I agree, FIND A REAL PARKING SPOT! I can't count the number of times that I see folks pull that stunt when there's plenty of parking left.
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#24
10-20-2009, 10:47 AM
Pardon the confusion, but the reason I said that was because I haul those liftgate-equipped trailers (right now, it's a white 53' with the old DG logo on it)... Ours just don't work very well. hahaha
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"Yours?" As in you'd pop a cap in anyone's ass who dared step foot on your turf? (Rev. Vassago) "We have too many truckers making $35K a year and voting Republican because he thinks a Democrat is going to come confiscate his guns." (geargrinder) "I don't live in Duck's Ass. That's about an hours drive before you get to my house." (Malaki86)
#25
10-20-2009, 11:21 AM
I stalked you on your CAD profile and soon realized what ya meant
 I'm temporarily pulling a rail-gate equipped trailer that is 51ft. Most of our trailers have the tuck-aways underneath to allow swing doors, and ultimately a wider opening for loading. Some even have remotes! Gotta keep them greased at least weekly, and excercised. The tuck-aways I spray the hell out of with Zep weekly when I pull one and work it back and forth. It doesn't take much to get crap in the rails and it will bind and not work at all.
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#26
10-20-2009, 09:25 PM
I stalked you on your CAD profile and soon realized what ya meant
I'm temporarily pulling a rail-gate equipped trailer that is 51ft. Most of our trailers have the tuck-aways underneath to allow swing doors, and ultimately a wider opening for loading. Some even have remotes! Gotta keep them greased at least weekly, and excercised. The tuck-aways I spray the hell out of with Zep weekly when I pull one and work it back and forth. It doesn't take much to get crap in the rails and it will bind and not work at all.
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