Comments By PackRat

I was thinking of suing the other party directly but I don’t think it’s right as her insurance did the payout amount. Did you do the same?

Btw I saw your profile and it shows your husband had brain injury? From a trucking accident?

Lawsuit against who and for what, Mike W.?

Why don't you have a job?

Unfortunately, Versatile Transport requires two years recent experience.

We have a wide mixture of transmission types in our local daycabs and the OTR tractors: autos, 10, 13, and 18 speeds. Generally it's whatever a particular driver prefers.

I don't think Barr-Nunn would appreciate Trucking Truth graffiti on their trailer.

Only one way to find out.

Freezer and fridge always stay plugged in. Any time I'm using the appliances (hot plate, electric skillet, microwave), it's one at a time, and the truck is started up. The built-in fridge and my Coleman cooler are always plugged in, too. The inverter that came with this truck is rated at 2000 watts.

This is my ICECO VL45 refrigerator/freezer.

This is my current arrangement in my 2023 KW T680.

The ICECO VL45 freezer/fridge I use strictly as a freezer. It has a 5 year warranty on the compressor, and has been running as new for more than 3 years so far. Expensive when I bought it at more than $550, but a wise investment. It stands close to 21" in height.

The stand-alone fridge is a DANBY that I've had for more than 4 years from Amazon. It stands nearly 33" in height, so it will not fit in the upper bunk in some trucks, specifically the newer Cascadia that have a ladder for the upper bunk.

The red and yellow totes were pilfered from truck stops. Sturdy, stackable, and they hold a lot of miscellaneous items.

The smallest clear tote I got at a yard sale a decade ago. All my extreme cold weather gear is kept in there.