17500 lb Track loader/dozer

Response: Yes, it does run, and this Saturday (11/3) would work. Meet me in the middle @ $925 and we have a deal. What payment method do you require/accept? Ryan10/31/2007

Response: : Cash on delivery and diesel is at an all time high I gave my cheapest price. I dont change my price sorry. I gave the cheapest I could. THANKS!! If you dont find a cheaper rate I will be more than happy to make this run for you!! Check my 100% positive feedback!!!!! 10/31/2007

Response: Can you still do it Saturday? I will change the listing type to a bid, and please bid $1001, not $1000. This will get you an extra dollar, but save me $25. (Uship is offering a rebate that increases to $50, from $25, for matches 1001 or higher) Thanks Ryan 11/1/2007

Response: : No problem!!11/1/2007

Response: Bob, According to Uship, you are a Power Providers. In the description of a Power provider, the following is stated: Uphold all uShip community values, including honesty, timeliness, and mutual respect for all other members. Mutual respect means that you would reply to the questions that I have asked as to why you cancelled your bid. I can see that you are logged on as of this very moment (therefore, it is very likely that you have seen my previous questions), and would only like to know why you cancelled your bid? Thanks again. A response would be appreciated. Ryan11/2/2007

Response: When you had bid, I was wondering about the legal capacity of your truck, but figured you had already verified that it would be ok. Is 16,500 counting your trailer, or can the dozer be 16,500. Therefore the weight would be 16500 + ~2500 or so of your trailer! If the dozer can weigh 16,500, we might be able to make that happen by removing some undercarraige pieces. If it has to be a combined 16500, I doubt that will work. Ryan11/2/2007

Response: : Yes its combined weight!! I am very sorry. I never thought about weight being a problem. With the horse trailer ther is no stopping at scales. I dont know if their is any on the way either! 11/2/2007

Response: Is your truck registered as a "commercial vehicle"? I have been told that non-commercial vehicles do not have to stop at truck stops. Also, according to your owners manual, it should state a spec for GCVWR: GCVWR - Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: The total GVW of loaded tow vehicle and trailer that your tow vehicle can safely pull. Your actual combined GVW must not exceed this rating. For your truck, what is this value? What is the GVW of your truck, 8,800#? How about the trailer?11/3/2007

Response: : No I dont have a big sign so I can bypass. I talked to the service department and they told me it would be just fine. Not to do it all the time. Trailer is triple axel 20000.11/3/2007

Response: Does that mean that you would be able to haul it? Your previous response seemed a little open ended. I am a little confused. Thanks, Ryan11/3/2007

Response: : I am in michigan right now going to utah. Then back to indiana. Then back to utah. I am booked until 11/15 atleast it could be sooner. Definitely no later than 11/15. Will that work?11/3/2007

Response: I did not get to accept your bid before it expired. I guess it expired first thing this morning before I checked the listing. Can you please bid again? Ryan11/4/2007

Response: : I had a bid on their from 5pm to 1 am. I thought you changed your mind! I have alread booked 2 more loads since then. Its the busiest time of the year for me. 11/4/2007

Response: Didn't change my mind, I just went out last night and didn't check the listing after we had discussed the new plans until this morning. No big deal though. Would like to try to get it by Thanksgiving if possible. Ryan11/4/2007