Barr Nunn
#21
02-08-2008, 01:58 PM
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Re: barr nunn
Originally Posted by mbadriver
Originally Posted by landmine
I picked up a loaded trailer in Browns Ferry N.c. with 44000 on it and a flat tire. Chris in the shop told me to take it to the nearest truckstop and get it fixed. When I told him I wasnt comfortable doing that with the amount of weight, he told me barr nunn doesnt pay service calls.
If you have learned anything from this thread or my posts on it....take this lesson. That guymakes tsuff hard on himself by dot doing things the way they need to be done, Barr Nunn maintenance department are some of the most helpful people I have run across since i have been out here. Any problem I have had has been resolved very quickly with no second guessing or arguing. I personaly would not have been to comfortable with that flat with 44k either depending on how far the truck stop was,but that fact aside, they will send road service and dont mkae the driver pay for stuff like that.
#22
02-08-2008, 03:46 PM
Re: barr nunn
The only point I was making is that you can drive a couple hundred miles and not even know an inner tandem is flat. It's no big deal to drive a few miles and get it fixed at a truckstop.
Originally Posted by Jagerbomber
Originally Posted by mbadriver
Originally Posted by landmine
I picked up a loaded trailer in Browns Ferry N.c. with 44000 on it and a flat tire. Chris in the shop told me to take it to the nearest truckstop and get it fixed. When I told him I wasnt comfortable doing that with the amount of weight, he told me barr nunn doesnt pay service calls.
If you have learned anything from this thread or my posts on it....take this lesson. That guymakes tsuff hard on himself by dot doing things the way they need to be done, Barr Nunn maintenance department are some of the most helpful people I have run across since i have been out here. Any problem I have had has been resolved very quickly with no second guessing or arguing. I personaly would not have been to comfortable with that flat with 44k either depending on how far the truck stop was,but that fact aside, they will send road service and dont mkae the driver pay for stuff like that.
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#23
02-11-2008, 02:09 PM
barr nunn
I dont have a dog in this fight but I'm sure landmine dont make things hard on himself if he has been in this business as long as he says. Sounds as though jagerbomber is a shill for barr nunn. What I wanna know is how can anyone work for a company that will pay your family $5000 if you die? That makes me tend to believe landmine. If a company cares so little about its drivers to give you $5000 with no option to buy more, that tells me the company could care less about its drivers. I'd also like to know from jagerbomber where he keeps his creeper so he can inspect his equipment. If i get a ticket for a chaffed airline in no way am I paying the fine. My name aint on the title of the equipment and its the companys responsibility to inspect there equipment on a regular basis. I'm curious now, so Ill be talking to some barr nunn drivers and report back.
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