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Old 04-22-2007, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by power95 View Post
did u see how flat the can was
Must have been running empty or near empty because 75K or 80K would have made him as flat as the can. Never drove real trucks but the last place I was stationed at did and we routinally ran our trucks at 90K its nice to be In the service and blow off weigh stations is all the drivers would say?!?!?! The lightest of the trucks the drove was 69K full.
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