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There's alot more to it than you realize. But, still...best of luck.


I think you missed my point on the whole ice thing..it's nost just "throw the chains and learn quick". When a 60k lb. trailer starts pushing your 20k lb. tractor all over the road, or the trailer decides it's tired of following you and starts to pass you, a college degree isn't going to tell you how to fix that.

I'll reserve my comments for a future date. :wink:

Don't keep us waiting....as they always say...."No better time than the present!" :lol:

Nope. My lips are sealed right now. Not in an offending mood today.


Besides, Steve has never listened to anything I've said before (even when I was blatantly correct), so really, there is no point in even commenting.

A ten speed is a funny shift patten. Are you down shifting into the right spot? :wink:

If you plan on running into Canada, you should check laws in each province. As I recall, some do not allow spread axle trailers. At least the standard U.S. spread. I haven't been running up there is about 3 or 4 years, so things could have changed. You can always check with Rocky. He should be up to speed on this sort of thing.

I run into Ontario every week with a stadard U.S. spread and never given a second look.

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