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Outa browns on 04/30/09
Anybody know anything about these? Do they have a low step? The first p7s had a low step, then the newer ones were higher? I still can't figure that out.
They are the single rear axle type and don't turn so sharp, mine has dualies and turns better.
57?- you should be retired by now. What's the holdup?My main concern is the step I'm only 5ft 2 ,and I'm almost 57 years old, it's getting awfully hard to get in those high ones.
Geeez you sound like me. March 2nd I'll be 58yo, May 1st will be 20 years driving. Worked 3 years as a non-union clerk before driving, still trying to figure out when I can retire with full pension.I didn't start as a 20 year old. I was 36 so after 22 years (2009) when I am 58 I can retire with my full pension.
I didn't start as a 20 year old. I was 36 so after 22 years (2009) when I am 58 I can retire with my full pension.
Sir, I feel for you and sympathize with your situation. I was lucky? enough to start driving at 22, and am just waiting for my 50th birthday so I can keep the insurance along with the pension. I'm still torn whether it is better to start early, put in more time, and finish younger or start later, and put in less time.
I'm not a sir, been female fulltime package car driver for almost 21 years, worked on driver preload for 16 years in addition everyday. One disadvantage of starting later is my pension will be much less because of years paid in.
I'm not a sir, been female fulltime package car driver for almost 21 years, worked on driver preload for 16 years in addition everyday. One disadvantage of starting later is my pension will be much less because of years paid in.
Part time 23 yrs; since 1987 an air driver ( which increased my pension credit hours to full year status ) and 9 years full time combo. When I retire its going to be with a full pension. Currently I'm too young to do so.
How will you retire with a full pension with 23 years part time??
Geeez you sound like me. March 2nd I'll be 58yo, May 1st will be 20 years driving. Worked 3 years as a non-union clerk before driving, still trying to figure out when I can retire with full pension.
If you are in Western States, it's 80 and out, years of service plus age, but the insurance costs you if you are not yet 55.