Part VI
Post Fiend
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From: Wallingford, CT
Evening, all. Sure was a long day today. Bored out of my mind at work. Was real slow for sure.
Didn't see but two customers in the last hour I was there.
Tom: That's an awesome deal you got, man. Basically you got paid 50 bucks to take 3 plows.
I've got to get our plow truck set up properly soon. It needs a bed put on and the plow wiring/controller installed. It's got a Fisher mount on it but no wiring. We've got a 9' Fisher MC we're going to put on it. Lotta blade but it's a 7.3 so I think it can handle it.
Didn't see but two customers in the last hour I was there.
Tom: That's an awesome deal you got, man. Basically you got paid 50 bucks to take 3 plows.
I've got to get our plow truck set up properly soon. It needs a bed put on and the plow wiring/controller installed. It's got a Fisher mount on it but no wiring. We've got a 9' Fisher MC we're going to put on it. Lotta blade but it's a 7.3 so I think it can handle it.
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Naw we'll be just fine, it breaks up coming through here, not like the plains states where it has nothing to stop it. Anyhow Tom is getting the brunt of it now.
Post Fiend
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From: Wallingford, CT
What a coincidence. That's how I feel any time I drive through Jersey.
I guess I ought to make sure the doors and windows on the truck are shut tight.
I guess I ought to make sure the doors and windows on the truck are shut tight.
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That's only around the arm pits of NJ, it's different out here.
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From: Wallingford, CT
Usually I'm still irritated enough from driving through New York or so dreading the drive through New York that Jersey isn't too pleasant for me.
No offense to any of the New Yorkers here but 98% of New Yorkers can't drive worth a dang. Although CT drivers usually aren't much better. In most places the far left lane is the fastest lane of travel. When you enter CT the left and right lanes switch. The far right lane is fastest most of the time. Just pass the vehicles that really do belong there when you can and keep on haulin azz past everybody else in the "slow" lane.
No offense to any of the New Yorkers here but 98% of New Yorkers can't drive worth a dang. Although CT drivers usually aren't much better. In most places the far left lane is the fastest lane of travel. When you enter CT the left and right lanes switch. The far right lane is fastest most of the time. Just pass the vehicles that really do belong there when you can and keep on haulin azz past everybody else in the "slow" lane.