Posted by robert major on January 05, 2015 at 17:49:14 from (216.81.17.249):
In Reply to: Re: bad day for me posted by jon f mn on January 05, 2015 at 16:38:33:
Hi My neighbor trucks from Manitoba down a fair way into the states a few time a week. He had a new truck a bit older than yours, but not the same make. He don't run it anymore due to having to carry a spare turbo with Him on every trip and sometimes fit it in a parking lot. His was i believe a $3000 unit, from what i picked out listening to him swear about it. He went to an older truck that was emission legal in the states he runs. he totally rebuilt it and owns it out right. He figures now he makes a profit not the tow guys and repair/parts shops. I think he's right as he has a shiny Dodge and travel trailer sits in his yard. In the summer he's not trucking weekends like he used to. Good luck and I hope this is the first and last time this happens. Regards Robert
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