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Heading to the East Coast
- Thread starter Crazyls2
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You missed the GL days when there was alot of that going around
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There is WAY-Y-Y-Y too much truth in that statement!
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I am not as optimistic
Crazyls2
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So an after action report.
-217 gallons of diesel
-3 nights in hotels
-4 days on the road.
-1,123 miles traveled
-$320.00 in roadside mechanics fees
-$60.00 oil line
-5 gallons of engine oil
-3 vehicles almost ran over
-1 failed fan clutch solenoid, that I unplugged so I had the fan on the whole trip. That did not do my ears any favors
-Several boys waving and giving thumbs up
-Arrived in Charleston around 3PM today (Friday)
I got lucky because it had been exceptionally hot for the past couple of weeks. A cold front passed through and I rode it all the way through.
These trucks are painfully loud. I had noise canceling headphones and hearing protection. It helped but I might be deaf for a week.
I figured out somewhere about half way home if I push in the knob and turn it one quarter of a turn the air ride on the cab works. Wish I knew that in the face 550 miles lol.
Seriously a big thank you to those that chimed in along the way and to those that offered to help. I look forward to being able to do the same for someone else later on.
The cab also has a water feature, they probably charged extra for that.
-217 gallons of diesel
-3 nights in hotels
-4 days on the road.
-1,123 miles traveled
-$320.00 in roadside mechanics fees
-$60.00 oil line
-5 gallons of engine oil
-3 vehicles almost ran over
-1 failed fan clutch solenoid, that I unplugged so I had the fan on the whole trip. That did not do my ears any favors
-Several boys waving and giving thumbs up
-Arrived in Charleston around 3PM today (Friday)
I got lucky because it had been exceptionally hot for the past couple of weeks. A cold front passed through and I rode it all the way through.
These trucks are painfully loud. I had noise canceling headphones and hearing protection. It helped but I might be deaf for a week.
I figured out somewhere about half way home if I push in the knob and turn it one quarter of a turn the air ride on the cab works. Wish I knew that in the face 550 miles lol.
Seriously a big thank you to those that chimed in along the way and to those that offered to help. I look forward to being able to do the same for someone else later on.
The cab also has a water feature, they probably charged extra for that.
