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vongrimmenstein said:
Solve you truck model problem. Buy one & become a O & O. Problem solved.
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Did you even read any of the comments above your reply? This truck is no different than the previous model except the it has a longer hood to fit the cummins engine. Wait for a year when the doors loosen up and you won't be able to hear the radio above the wind noise. I'm too old to go O/O but, if I did, it would be with a Paccar product.
 
maverick50 said:
Did you even read any of the comments above your reply? This truck is no different than the previous model except the it has a longer hood to fit the cummins engine. Wait for a year when the doors loosen up and you won't be able to hear the radio above the wind noise. I'm too old to go O/O but, if I did, it would be with a Paccar product.
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Ok fine, but is it the truck, or Saias practice of utilizing the tractors for both linehaul and p&d, some of the Volvos and Cascadias don't look so healthy either, especially on the inside, absolute disaster areas and yes stuff broken and falling apart, 50,000mi trucks looking like 500,000mi trucks, because of lack of care.
 
Bob Buckman said:
Ok fine, but is it the truck, or Saias practice of utilizing the tractors
Bob Buckman said:
Ok fine, but is it the truck, or Saias practice of utilizing the tractors for both linehaul and p&d, some of the Volvos and Cascadias don't look so healthy either, especially on the inside, absolute disaster areas and yes stuff broken and falling apart, 50,000mi trucks looking like 500,000mi trucks, because of lack of care.
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for both linehaul and p&d, some of the Volvos and Cascadias don't look so healthy either, especially on the inside, absolute disaster areas and yes stuff broken and falling apart, 50,000mi trucks looking like 500,000mi trucks, because of lack of care.
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I agree with the lack of care. Gawd only knows why Saia doesn't care to maintain their equipment but, at a previous company that I worked at, they leased Internationals and turned them in after 300K miles and by that time, they were done.
 
maverick50 said:
I agree with the lack of care. Gawd only knows why Saia doesn't care to maintain their equipment but, at a previous company that I worked at, they leased Internationals and turned them in after 300K miles and by that time, they were done.
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Does your direct deposit arrive on Wednesday?
 
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