I might be pulling a trailer again very soon

[BIG WOOD]

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I’m assuming your smartassness is referring to my roots on the forums

 

[Mikey P]

I’m assuming your smartassness is referring to my roots on the forums

more like your gas level "gauge".....

 

[Cleanworks]

more like your gas level "gauge".....

Too much broccoli.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Where’s my paint stick?

My dad gave me that idea. He owned a gas station for 12years and he used a 10ft stick to measure how much gas was in the underground tanks

So he suggested I use a paint stick to measure how much gas is in my saddle tank until I get a gauge hooked up

 

[Nomad74]

Where’s my paint stick?

My dad gave me that idea. He owned a gas station for 12years and he used a 10ft stick to measure how much gas was in the underground tanks

So he suggested I use a paint stick to measure how much gas is in my saddle tank until I get a gauge hooked up

Make sure you sniff it after you dip it.

 

[randy]

When I read the code it seems to me you don't need a DOT number. Even though this is resolved I would schedule a consultation with an attorney that specializes in the trucking industry.

 

[BIG WOOD]

When I read the code it seems to me you don't need a DOT number. Even though this is resolved I would schedule a consultation with an attorney that specializes in the trucking industry.

Believe me it's there. You probably overlooked the line that says when the gvwr is over 10000lbs, a dot number is required. That's the only thing about my truck. The gvwr on mine is listed at 12000lbs. Even though the weight is 9620 with my equipment installed, it doesn't matter. They only care about what the sticker inside my driver's door says.