Switching from company driver to O/O

[borntobetrucker]

Ok well quit tellin people its always the wrong place to put stuff just nicely send a pm don't post it

[mark39]

i have just been approved by norseman to become an O/O  and i have been into my members area and things have changed a little can anyone tell me what the stuff next to the truck section is all about ie;engine miles, transmission miles etc,as i will be taking my first load as an O/O just wanted to know how it works compared to being a company driver,thx   

[jig1930]

those you have to pay attention to, they record your miles{except oil-it's not working yet} against a predetermined limit for each article.
as the get close to that limit each will notify you that it's time to replace.
farther down you'll see a link to the TTI dealership, that's where you go to replace these parts, there are also accessories for the trucks in the dealership.
anything else just ask, someone will have an answer

[normpearii]

Question about being an O/o Should be P.M.ed to Norseman, Not Posted Here

[mark39]

oops  sorry normpearii will do in future 

[jig1930]

@ mark

if you have any questions just post them in the regular topics section
pming norseman might not get a quick response he's very busy with his real life job

[mark39]

ok np 

[Joepes]

when do i get to a O/O and btw what tha h**** is a O/O

[ty]

an owner operator is paid much higher then a company driver because they own there own truck. When u become an owner operator you will buyout ur current company truck. Once you have earned enough you may buy a new truck from the dealership.

To become an owner operator you must have logged 50 000 miles.

To switch trucks you must have logged 70 000 miles.