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#91

02-04-2007 04:32 PM by ssoutlaw

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Originally Posted by One
Skull, sunset- will you guys settle you personal problems prvately? this constant back and forth is making people dizzy :lol:

What problem are you talking about, and when did you become a MOD here?
If you didn't like reading it, you could just stay away from this topic!!

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#92

02-04-2007 04:58 PM by homer

i see what your talking about.that was mars but its all one paragraph.they are kind of long .i try not to spend too much time here ,in and out.in enjoy the too and fro tho.ill always be a rooky,its better than the alternative.get healed soon.

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#93

02-04-2007 05:00 PM by ssoutlaw

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Originally Posted by homer
i see what your talking about.that was mars but its all one paragraph.they are kind of long .i try not to spend too much time here ,in and out.in enjoy the too and fro tho.ill always be a rooky,its better than the alternative.get healed soon.
Thanks, I will....

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#94

02-10-2007 03:41 PM by rvrjr7

theres an easy solution about not having to buy chains to run west. if they tell you you have to buy your own tire chains tell them you WILL NOT BUY equipment for the company such as tire chains and if they wont provide them you wont go west. i am an owner operator and with my company im leased to i just sign a set of chains out and if i dont return them then i get charged for them. if i would have paid for them i would have not taken the load i am not gonna carry tire chains on my truck all the time i am carrying enough extra weigh around

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#95

02-10-2007 06:02 PM by BettyAnn

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Originally Posted by Uturn2001
There are 2 reasons companies want the tires back when they are replaced on the road.

1. Is to ensure that the tire really needed replacing and to try to determine the reason for the failure.

2. They may get credit for the tire from the manufacturer depending on the age of the tire.

As far as the charging you, financially for accidents, that is totally BS. I know some companies like to do this, and in many cases it is an illegal practice, but since many people do not know what labor codes really say, and since these laws vary a little state to state they figure they can get by with it.

It can be a big PITA trying to get unlawfully deducted money back when you live in one state and the company is based in another.
LOL...I have to agree with Uturn2001... Well said.
Just keep on truckin.... *smiling*

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