Crew Totaled Work Truck

Three of our employees rolled our F-350 3 times this morning on an icy highway. No one hurt, driver got a ticket for excessive speed. I may dock him a day's pay for being dumb enough to say he was driving 65 rather than "Ya know, I'm not exactly sure." It's hard to do speed estimates on icy roads. :-)

The bad thing is that somehow I made a mistake with our insurance company and only had collision coverage. $8,000 down the drain.

I don't think you should give up on the truck, Tim. You're always looking for opportunities, with the right truck wrap on that pitch roof truck, you could be the next Texas Shingle King. Still be a nice crew truck too, with one new rule. Shortie gets backseat shotgun.

Accidents happen. Stupid keeps happening :S

I remember when I had guys who would take the dump truck to the dump......and never even throw the MacDonalds wrappers out.

WTF ??? :angry:

Good one CIAK :laugh:

While sometimes it's not much fun doing all the work by yourself, it's great to not have these type problems anymore. Sorry that happened to you!

When I had a bunch of employees, they never took care of anything worth a crap. Just abused it all. I bought a nice van one time, put a nice ladder rack on it and built tool/material bins inside. It was a very nice setup. Within a few months they had it trashed. I said to myself never again.

I will render a guess.....6/12drivers side 5/12 passenger. B) :) :) B) Deep Down In Florida Where The Sun Shines Damn Near Every Day

Kind of ironic, you being a flat roof guy and now having the rare pickup with a pitched roof.

my Dad is a Television repair man, he has an ultimate set of tools, I can fix it.

The important thing is that no one was injured.