Suggestions for hauling Computer Garage from Beaverton, ORto Yates Center, KS?

Several years ago, I worked for a company as a transport driver. It involved driving newly manufactured/modified trucks to their dealers were for Fedex, UPS, Penske, and a few other truck rental companies. My route was to the east coast. It sure was a different way of life on the road: Going from truckstop tp truckstop where I would do laundry, eat (pretty decent food in large quantities at reasonable prices), sleep (I would string out a hammock in the rear of the truck and sleep there). Well, I could go on with this but back to the issue of cold temp diesel starts. The thing I saw was that most drivers simply did not turn off their engines. They just set them to slow idle. This providied the needed heat in the cab and used relatively little fuel. If I was you guys I would go for the deisel and just not shut it off (except for a few min to refuel, etc). Also, if you are renting and driving a truck with airbrakes and other features, you need a class II license (if I recall correctly). On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 07:59:04PM -0500, Roger Merchberger wrote: <<snip>> <<snip>> -- Bill Amsterdam, NL