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mn | and make enough to buy some tires, have some cash to get a repair done on the rd. yes alot of work can be done "at the house" but , if ya ever have to put it on a hook, or get a road side job done, you'll soon know the saying "this truck'n thing sucks". and if using brokers, some are good, heck I know some that are great, but for every one good one there are 10 bad, from things like hang on to your money for a few months to not pay at all, to never answer the phone again, yes money can be made but, it is not as easy as it looks. | |
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Does anyone use there farm semi to haul over the road during the off season?
