Contributor: Ethan Nadolson, CEO, SOARR
My father, who is known as “Bear” and looks the part with a large build, full beard, powerful hands, and an unmistakable voice that you can easily follow as it booms through any crowd, came to me one summer and was asking why I didn’t have a job. He knew that I had been a hard worker since I was small, mowing lawns, and shoveling snow for the neighbors from the time I could push a mower. I had wanted to work but no one would hire me, and besides, it was the summertime just after school got out and none of my friends had a job either.
Contributor: Kevin Lindsey, Manager of Technical Service, TravelCenters of America
Many buyers might shy away from a five-year-old tractor with over 700,000 miles, but for the business savvy, there’s good reason to give that vehicle a second look. Sure, there are some questions to ask before transferring the title and hopping into the driver’s seat. But asking the right questions – and getting the right answers – can lead to a very satisfied used truck owner and good business decision.
Contributors: National Truck Protection® and Premium 2000+
When purchasing a used truck, whether from a dealer or a friend, you should always take the time to check a couple of simple components or systems that can tell you a lot about the truck and save you from costly repairs down the road.
Here are three checks to do before buying that used commercial truck:
Contributor: Brian Pachtman, RWR Insurance
January 12, 1879. What significance does this day hold for anyone? The fact is that it was an ordinary day for most, but not here in our great state of Pennsylvania and certainly not for Russell LaFayette Harroun and Lucy A. Halliday. No, this was the day that Lucy would give birth to a baby boy that would one day make history and help to shape all of our lives.