[-FlyByNight-]

Next time go to the Bosselman's in Grand Island, NE. Just take exit 312 off of I-80 and go north and it's about a mile or so up the road on the west side. Trust me, you can't miss it. :wink:

I take it you didn't try the china buffet? :?

It might be me but I hated Bosselman's. Maybe it's because I hated Nebraska driving across that Long ass flat land :P
What is it-456 Miles of Nodda

[tootie04]

That Chinese place ROCKS! I love that mongolian(sp?) bar. We found that place by accident. But I still HATE crossing WY!!

tootie

Originally Posted by GMAN

Hey Steve, I thought you loved the snow. :P

Yes, I do, probably because it makes these Flying J dumps look clean for a while.

I got a load going to Virginia. Not NH but closer. I think it's a load of lime or something like that. They said I have to tailgate the load. Nobody knows what that means???

[Colin]

Originally Posted by GMAN

Hey Steve, I thought you loved the snow. :P

Originally Posted by SteveBooth

Yes, I do, probably because it makes these Flying J dumps look clean for a while.

I got a load going to Virginia. Not NH but closer. I think it's a load of lime or something like that. They said I have to tailgate the load. Nobody knows what that means???

You have a van now? If yes, tailgating is moving each pallet to the end of the trailer where a forklift can pull it off of the trailer. This would be in a place where there is no dock.

[Jackrabbit379]

I used to run through North Platte on 83. I didnt know there was a flyin hook, there. Been about 6 years, since I have been up there. I used to run up and down 83, running from Valentine,NEB down to North Platte.

[Red Clay Rambler]

Originally Posted by SteveBooth

Yes, I do, probably because it makes these Flying J dumps look clean for a while.

I got a load going to Virginia. Not NH but closer. I think it's a load of lime or something like that. They said I have to tailgate the load. Nobody knows what that means???

If the receiver has no dock and no pallet jack, tailgating will mean you carry each piece to the rear of the trailer by hand, someone else takes it from there. If they have a jack, you can probably roll each pallet to the tail, if the load is on pallets of course. If you are still pulling your flat, I guess tailgating might mean handing the pieces (bags?) off the sides.

[Red Clay Rambler]

Originally Posted by Kintama

The bugs SUCK!!!!!!!!

Grab a few Bounce dryer sheets together, dampen them, rub the bugs a little and they slide right off.

[shovelhead791]

Originally Posted by SteveBooth

Yes, I do, probably because it makes these Flying J dumps look clean for a while.

I got a load going to Virginia. Not NH but closer. I think it's a load of lime or something like that. They said I have to tailgate the load. Nobody knows what that means???

Steve are you going to be close to the Hamton Roads Virginia area?

[MADLUX]

Steve are you going to be close to the Hamton Roads Virginia area?

-Yeah, what he said 8)

[ssoutlaw]

Steve, you need to get on the ball with your post writings. Tell me your not going to fizzle out on us! I want to read more of your adventures....lol