Profile For PackRat

OUTSTANDING!!!

One good rule to always follow, especially when a person reaches the age of being an adult, is to always tell the truth.

Try to hide something from a perspective employer such as Prime? It will be discovered during the background checks and then you're most likely going home.

You need to get that in for warranty. You have an electrical problem. It may be a faulty code, but it could be an actual problem that leaves you sitting on the shoulder. The ABS light on the dash could raise a flag for a roadside inspection.

Did you check the fuses for the ABS?

What carrier do you drive with now?

41 degrees inside the cab at 0145 this morning in Boardman, OR. I slept with the vent windows open.

#NotOnMyBucketList

Awesome large car!

I'd rather show up for a trailer that's too high, than one I need to crank up.

These four are better looking from a distance, really cool, but not show pieces. Those enclosed trailers cost a bunch more for the owner to use as a transport option, too.

There are two newer Porsches on the rear of the trailer, but those don't do anything for me.

Didn't take a pic, but I watched a guy attempting to back into a handicap spot up front in Walcott. He was backing in between the concrete barrier on his blindside and another truck. I heard his trailer hit the concrete so he pulled out and went to the fuel island. Came back 10'ish minutes later driving by slow (I'm guessing looking for damage) then he went over to Pilot across the street. Those barriers have visibly taken a beating from many drivers, but it didn't stop the radio rambos on the CB from putting all the blame on him.

I was there a couple weeks ago and watched some young driver park there. I watched him get out, take some photos of his rig, then start walking toward the entrance. An employee met him about halfway and told him to move to a legal spot. I hate it when people knowingly take one of those four spots at the Iowa 80. I haven't even applied for a handicap placard.

So a Dodge, a Plymouth, a DeSoto, and a Chrysler were hanging around a truck stop parking lot....

These were on a specialty vehicle hauler I parked next to at the Love's in Boardman, OR from I-84.

Here we are and its already day 3!

Do you guys have to do all those JJ-something videos? It took me a lot of time, because there is no way to scroll anything...

JJ Keller

Hopefully the Oregon part won't be bad for me! I have a drop at the Walmart DC in Hermiston as soon as I can make it happen. I checked the road conditions for Cabbage Hill and it will be clear with low winds and no precipitation.

I've been fortunate to not see anything really bad crazy to post on here in the past few months. The only thing I can recall was about a week ago where a police officer was at a truck stop filling out some paperwork. That one may have been a collision, but I didn't see any parts, plastic or fiberglass laying on the ground.

I've been fortunate to not see anything really bad crazy

Karen: "That's it! No more vehicles because you can't play safe!"

I'm fortunate to remember which state I'm in before I hit the rack many days.

Remembering these quotes isn't easy for me.

Me!

I routinely post, "Don't make the news!"

And the others also answered it for you.

Never, ever, ever, ever go into ANY lease.

You take all the risks, spend all the money, and make the least. The owner of the truck is getting you to haul their freight and make their truck payment in exchange for pennies on the dollar.

I've seen a few day cab's set up backwards, and even more box trucks built that way.

I've been to two fuel islands that had the DEF pump on the passenger side. One of these I pulled into, of course....