What kind of speaker/radio do you bring?

[Rack em]

h ttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00OACKL7Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 <----------- Whatever that is. Best speaker I've had so far.

 

[Liquid Red]

Browncafe don't care

There's specific chatrooms for that and Jergen's

Jergens is so 80's...now a days it's more like Nivea.

 

[Rack em]

Jergens is so 80's...now a days it's more like Nivea.

I just use O'keeffe's for everything. And I mean EVERYTHING

 

[FrigidFTSup]

I just use O'keeffe's for everything. And I mean EVERYTHING

 

[burrheadd]

That's not food. What are you going to do when you eventually move out of mom and dad's house?

The food doesn't cook itself and the clothes don't jump in the washing machine all by themselves

Scratch that he's going nowhere

 

[1pocket73]

I have a Sterling tractor with 12v power and ground terminals on the dash.The ground terminal is garbage and creates a lot of signal noise so I asked the mechanic for a connector and I just grounded it to a bolt on the floor.Speaker hook ups are hanging out of the dash plate too so I just bought a cheap Sony Explod deck and hooked it up.I leave the radio in the truck but pull the face off(detachable)and bring it with me.

Package car drivers have it tougher when it comes to radios because they either have to ask a mechanic to run a power terminal for them or they have to use a portable radio with rechargeable batteries.The company knows that feeder drivers are in their cabs for most of the day so they have managed to show mercy by not only allowing radios,but also providing the necessary hook ups for them in the tractors.