Comments By Mike H.

Is there a container of something in the storage area under the bunk that may have leaked?

This is awesome

I always blow the horn for any kid doing the arm pump...sometimes I even do it for adults

If you went flatbed,you'd get a good workout a few times per week strapping and tarping loads

I'm guessing a good number of these of trucks are bank repos The owner/lease operator couldn't make enough to cover their payments or maintenance on it

Awesome congratulations

I've driven manual transmission cars and trucks most of my adult life,and learning to double clutch a semi is/was the most difficult thing for me.I barely passed my road test because of it,and it's mandatory to pass

My first driving job was in an auto.

My second one was with an 18-speed,where the owner taught me how to float the gears and I did very well with that technique

How 'bout, it was lifted up in the front using a fork truck with a side attachment on the forks and moved into position? But the brakes would be an issue. Maybe trailer was put on rollers then rollers removed?

You can easily release the brakes with cage bolts That's how tow companies move tractors and/or trailers

I delivered a load Wednesday morning in Lawrence,MA and I'm off until next Friday I live in Milford,MA and it's raining with high winds,but it's currently 54 degrees Supposed to drop into the teens tonight

How much experience do you have behind the wheel of a combination vehicle?

He posted he's been driving since 4/2018

Which does not specify if it was driving a commercial vehicle or a four wheeler.

I've been driving since I was 3 if Matchbox cars are considered, or I've been driving since 0500 if only counting today.

With this being a trucking forum,I assumed he was referring to having his CDL-A since 4/2018...which he confirmed in his next post

How much experience do you have behind the wheel of a combination vehicle?

He posted he's been driving since 4/2018