Pics of some loads...

[ERT]

Right on man  I was at the old campus, graduated January 2000. Try to apply yourself better than I did. I spent to much time partying and drinking Still had a job before I graduated though.

[Mitch]

It should come pretty easy I think. Some of the tards I saw come through at graduation there 2 weeks ago looked like they couldn't wrench their way out of a wet cardboard box. That, and I don't party. I lived that years ago my first couple years in the Army.

[ERT]

It's definitely scary that some guys that I went to school with were going to work on cars for a living. It's really not that difficult at all, very basic broad coverage unless you get on with a manufacturer after you finish with UTI. You'll probably learn more after you get into a "real" shop environment.

Good luck man 

[Mitch]

It's definitely scary that some guys that I went to school with were going to work on cars for a living. It's really not that difficult at all, very basic broad coverage unless you get on with a manufacturer after you finish with UTI. You'll probably learn more after you get into a "real" shop environment.

Good luck man 

Yeah so I have heard. Just like the Army training, you just get your feet wet basically. I am striving for the Cummins 12 Week elective. If all goes good and as planned, I will graduate from UTI May 5th 2012, hopefully get into the Cummins Elective right away, and land a job at Rocky Mountain Cummins less than 1/2 mile away from the UTI campus. That is what I am set on.

[ERT]

Right on! That must be relatively new, don't remember that from when I was there.

[BigRedFireTruck]

Hey if you happen to hit up Chicago land area  in your travels Toss me a PM. Dinner is on ME...Burger King that is... LOL 

[bikemancs]

Ditto man, if you hi up NC ao, let me know

 Lots of military loads!

[Smitty]

How do you normally find your loads?

[FroneDaddy]

How do you normally find your loads?

Same as every other guy...



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Come on you two this is not NHB

[OWL'So7]

How do you normally find your loads?

Same as every other guy...

i agree.  already found 4 since i been on here the past 7 minutes

[ERT]

How do you normally find your loads?

We hired a dispatcher for our first 4 months. Now we're doing it on our own. We use "load boards", websites where brokers post the loads that they have. You call them and try to work out the best rate you can get.

 

[Smitty]

How do you normally find your loads?

We hired a dispatcher for our first 4 months. Now we're doing it on our own. We use "load boards", websites where brokers post the loads that they have. You call them and try to work out the best rate you can get.

 

Thanks...Just curious how that works.

[ERT]

This weeks loads..   


Another military load, Ogden, UT to a Marine Corp Logistics base in Barstow, CA



Two 3k pound Generators and a "Hot Walker" for horses. LA area to the Sacramento area.


Ford Ranger and Honda Accord. Sac. back to LA


Now to find something towards home for Thanksgiving...

 

[96GreenMachine]

Did you drive Hwy 99 to I5 or just take I5 all the way between Sac and LA? I hate driving I5, much more prefer 99.

[ERT]

Did you drive Hwy 99 to I5 or just take I5 all the way between Sac and LA? I hate driving I5, much more prefer 99.

We took I-5 to Sac. and 99 back down. I also like 99 better.