From desk to own authority part 2
#891
03-24-2007, 07:43 AM
I'll vouch for Colorado being a great place to live...I don't live here YET, but I am staying with sme friends when I come up this way and looking to get a place here by this summer. 8)
#892
03-24-2007, 09:05 AM
I think she means it sux in terms of finding good-paying freight out of there.
#893
03-24-2007, 01:47 PM
Originally Posted by Bigmon
On airplanes there is a little drain on the bottom of both fuel tanks you can take a sample to see if water is in there. If there is you can drain off about 3 ounces at a time until it's gone. Would be nice if there did that on trucks also.{quote}
I was thinking the same thing when I first read the thread. Air compressors even have a valve to let out water. Some fuel filters have a drain on the bottom. You can drain a little off to check for water, much as you do on an airplane.
#894
03-24-2007, 02:11 PM
Originally Posted by Red Clay Rambler
I think she means it sux in terms of finding good-paying freight out of there.
I hope I didnt offend anyone.... We lived in OR for about a year and it is one of the prettiest places I have ever been. But housing is almost unaffordable there and it costs so much to run OR. tootie
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#895
03-25-2007, 12:44 AM
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Had a few shots of tequila last night and I thought she said I sucked. lol
Got all my taxes together and dropped off with my CPA. She's probably not going to depreciate my truck for last year due to all the other deductions I have so I'm probably going to get most of my taxes back that I paid while employed full time. I made a whole $2,000 last year. Actually made a lot more than that but didn't get the checks until January so they won't be counted. Got my shocks put on but I still feel a vibration with no trailer on. I'm hoping the shocks fix the problem when I hook the trailer up. So back out to that sink hole Colorado that seems to always suck me in. From there it's always to Texas, Oklahoma then back home. Like that movie Groundhog Day. This time my truck is all packed, fueled and ready to go instead of rushing around at the last second.
#896
03-25-2007, 02:29 AM
Originally Posted by tootie04
Originally Posted by Red Clay Rambler
I think she means it sux in terms of finding good-paying freight out of there.
I hope I didnt offend anyone.... We lived in OR for about a year and it is one of the prettiest places I have ever been. But housing is almost unaffordable there and it costs so much to run OR. tootie 
#897
03-25-2007, 03:21 AM
Originally Posted by SteveBooth
Got my shocks put on but I still feel a vibration with no trailer on. I'm hoping the shocks fix the problem when I hook the trailer up.
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#898
03-25-2007, 04:24 AM
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The wheels are not out of balance. I have put over 20,000 miles and they are in perfect shape with no signs of wear at all. I've had 2 places that do nothing but tires look and they said if the wheels were out of balance they would show wear big time in just a short period of time.
I'll find out tomorrow when I head out if I still have the problem.
#900
03-25-2007, 05:07 AM
Have you checked your alignment? What about flat spots on the tires? If you have had to lock your brakes down, you could have put some flat spots on the tires. If so, that could be the problem. I would also check my spring hangars, air bags, and shocks to see if anything is loose.
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