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If I remember correctly, Telesco had a concrete plant in Danbury. O&G has that spot now

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Blowing the motor, being down for 3 weeks, then covering a $26000 nut THAT IS REALITY BTW- how is that kitty doing?

welcome! Do you live near Glad-ass? We have a member here from that place . . . .. . . he drives a Pete but he has good pics so we let him stay

Sorry I'm late to the party. Yes randy, I did the same thing in March. Lost all 10 (ten) tires that were on the ground. With insurance, it still cost me $2500. Oh, and the power company was $1200 since I didn't take a pole with me. Yes, when you are in the seat, that AW SHIT!!! hits, then the desire to get out. Luckily, I knew to stay put. Although one tire started smoking good and I thought I might have to take that leap of faith. Have not found anything that I can directly relate to the incident as of yet. Few years back, a WM driver got caught up in some wires, Jumped out all clear. realized he forgot his cell phone in the truck. that was it. Glad to hear your newb is fine, maybe smelled a little, but drawers is cheap. Teach him right

I believe they are made by DEKA. Seen the truck at the local NAPA all the time Hmmm, may have to get one or two

Yup, the beer is working

I normally run Diesel Service stuff, mainly for added lubricity. The bottles I get at NAPA say "cold weather formula" or something like that. I was just wondering if the kero would create problems with the newer engines. NOT that I plan to go north of Orlando anytime soon. Thanks all for the input. Oh, and Randy, you actually NAME it? Stay warm

I know this is odd coming from someone in Florida. Back in the day, a little help on the fuel system was to put a couple gallons of kerosene in the fuel tank. The reasoning was that kero kept fuel from gelling, and had a lower flashpoint to fire easier. With the new engines, ULSD, and such, is this still a practice in the northern areas? How good do the additives do? To what temp. are they effective? Yes, cold for us is maybe a frost.

And unlimited unemployment EBT (food stamps) with little overview Obamaphone the list goes on

That don't look like Richard Petty to me. Nice looking B, but i spilt my coffee trying to look at them

You just don't effing get it do you? How do you know it was a fleet? Don't matter anyway, A man cannot work today. He will have some difficulty providing for those that depend on him. His next load will have to be delayed to locate another trucker. Maybe when you get older, you will understand. Until then, maybe show some respect for others

Thanks for explaining that. Just what I meant

That was probably some ones life that burned up. Despite the fact that it was a Peterbilt, does not take away from the fact that a mans lifeblood was destroyed. Myself, i do feel sorry for the owner and driver that he lost his work. But thats just me. Maybe I care about people, not the vocation.

intellectually bankrupt

Thanks OD. That was good Eddie Haskil was the original Milfhunter

HEY Vinnie You heard of a French Kiss right Of course you have. You're 12 almost 13 Have you ever heard of an Australian Kiss? answer will be later

Show us a pic then

Friggen "Hints from Heloise" THIS IS A TRUCK FORUM-MACK TRUCK not some handy andy crap Don't forget to change the battery in your smoke detector-you do have one right? Also, CO detectors would be good to have up there

What's a furnace?

You need 5 inch bull horns coming up thru the bed Or just 6 inch black straight up

Update-there is a GMC General hauling auto fluff. Used to have a sleeper as the rear has a BIG piece of plastic taped on Will try to get pics tomorrow

She looked a bit uncomfortable when the real questions came up

Truck runs fine. Old starter did not have a relay on top, new one does. Will check engine ground as you suggested, but no other wires disturbed that i know of. will check all again. Thanks Yeah its a beotch to get under the cab