Comments By Ken M. (TailGunner)

Many of them just drive from the mover's yard to another yard, and another (shorter) tractor delivers it.

"What a PIN in MY balloon!"

LOL never heard that one before.

Non-alcoholic beer can contain up to .5% alcohol and still be call non-alcoholic. I wouldn't try it unless you are trying to lose your job/CDL.

I know you asked specifically about Heine, I was talking generally.

Non-alcoholic beer can contain up to .5% alcohol and still be call non-alcoholic. I wouldn't try it unless you are trying to lose your job/CDL.

Sometimes there is a delivery appointment on the bills, just to fill the space. I have had many loads with appointments that are bogus, no appointment needed. I would call someone and check.

I don't think it's liability. It's probably a space issue. Whether it's on their property or not, they will still be liable.

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TMC only takes CDL students from select states in the midwest. But I think they sometimes make exceptions you'll have to contact them.

It's amazing to me how they make coffee in those giant pots. Must take a lot of coffee grounds.

I've hauled pretty much everything that needs to be tarped. Cleaning them isn't really necessary. You're not going to be putting them on any loads of fine linens or small children that shouldn't get dirty.

Unless it's something stinky or nasty like raw cowhides or garbage like Old School mentioned. Then I would try to get routed by the shop and trade them in for replacements.