Hey CG great unit, have you used it for work yet?

ditto Sheba, we need inside pics please

with a rig like that you must have flashing lights  if you find the lights flattern your batteries there should be a switch on the dash to turn them off 

-- Edited by _wombat_ on Tuesday 18th of June 2013 09:00:41 AM

very nice!!

Lovely..........

Hope you get many..many..k's of enjoyment.

Mark

wow truck of my dreams Granny

Home away from home

Good on you dear

cheers John

Well, here I am in sunny Mackay, resting after a 6 day trip from Border Village.
Betty certainly made the trip easy.
Yes, she has duels back there on each end of the rear axle. Fortunately they are light truck tyres not Goodrich All-Terrains. It won't hurt quite so much to change over when I get new ones.
I'm not sure when I'm off again, or where to, but I'm hovering here and catching up with stuff like housework and washing. It never stops, no matter where we travel to, eh girls. Oh, and boys on their own.
It's such a tough life.
The hardest part of the job is head wind, and then traffic, but not always in that order.
Keep those radios tuned to channel 40, it makes our job so much easier - and your travels so much safer.

-- Edited by Cruising Granny on Monday 1st of July 2013 10:26:27 PM

Very nice Chris, makes life easier.

Green is not your colour Marj. I'm still getting my head around the fact I actually own a Mercedes Benz. The luxury of such a vehicle is something else I'm getting used to, in comfort.
The people I work with have given Betty their seal of approval, and some have even made tentative bookings in "Motel Mercedes". They haven't posted a deposit yet, so their chances are pretty slim. The beacons are and will remain yellow, not red.
Business at the front, recreation at the back.
I'm off to Biloela tomorrow. All I have to do is negotiate roadworks south of Mackay at Bakers Creek. It's an absolute shamozzle. Avoid this section of the Bruce Highway if you can. The job is too big for the traffic controllers.