I buy trucks all the time but I only buy Peterbilt and Kenworth nothing else is in my fleet hopefully someone will purchase the freight shaker I’m Danyelle Puryear aka Poptart so later on you decide to get back in the business give a girl a shout…… Best To You & Your Family
I understand that but I will have to say but this is helpful information You let the equipment go DOT number that are new now are going to be hard to get loads later they will have to wait 6 months to a year to start running brokers are shippers and insurance companies will not be making any easier to run if you let it go now it’s just going to be expensive to start back up with another truck Just trying to see another one in line try to fight with the system putting them out of business I’m trying just see someone else holding on , that’s all and I understand everybody surely doesn’t have it like myself but it’s because I make all the choices at the end of the day even when I really don’t want too I sleep on it so it looks better to me the next day !!!!! In other words The same Pot you use to boil the egg in It’s the same Pot you use to soften the potato 🥔 But either way The Best My Friend Is Else I Can Say !!!! Poptart
Hey Poptart. Because of a few breakdowns and the downtime that has gone along with that, I’ve gone into debt, so I want to sell the truck to offset some of that debt. Also, I don’t want to drive anymore. Thanks for the comment.
Hey Scorpion, hope you get it sold quickly. I am in the market for a truck with a wet kit. Question, if I found one in the Phoenix area, would you be able to go inspect it for me? There's a place in Chandler that sells them from time to time. Let me know if that's a possibility. Thank you. Peace.
Hey bro. What is a wet kit? I've only owned this truck and when I bought it, I hired the mechanic with the company that I was working for and he came out and went through it with me. Honestly, I would feel comfortable inspecting a truck alone. Good luck with your next purchase.
@@scorpiontrucker A wet kit is a hydraulic pump and PTO set up. Just looking for an in depth pre-trip, basically. Brake percentage left, leaks and the like. Keep us updated on your next chapter. God bless.
Hey wcf. I don't know what the gear ratio's are. I typically get 6-7mpg. No issues with differentials. I changed the grease in them last year and oil change and lube last month.
