Roehl: Dairyland or Reefer National? Have to decide ASAP.

Discussion in 'Roehl' started by DaveBrown, Apr 23, 2013.

  1. Bayle

    Bayle Road Train Member

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    1 to 1. And even though 50 gals gets a shower that's it. 100 doesn't equal two. One shower per fuel stop, just has to be minimum of 50 gals.
     
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  3. The Challenger

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    Thats the great thing about fueling multiple times in a day as those credits can add up quickly.
     
  4. Matti_M80

    Matti_M80 Light Load Member

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    Yes, a shower at TA/Petro is 1200 points. Not sure what Pilot/FJ is but I think its the same. I get sent to Pilot so much more than TA so my TA showers always expire and I have to use points. No big, I just save all my Pilot points to buy toys

    And yea, one run from Marshfield to Phoenix and back I racked up 6 showers, all Pilot/FJ. Literally could use one for each day of the run xD
     
  5. DaveBrown

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    Talked to Pat in dedicated about Dairyland and he recommended the Silgan account (dry van). After 3 years of hauling +40k reefer loads, empty tin cans sounds easy.

    Waiting for my medical exam to clear. Unless there's a paperwork problem I should start mid-May.

    -DB
     
  6. Bayle

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    Yep they are simple and light. Just have to make sure it's a clean trailer, really clean, no dampness, nothing on the floor. If you can keep rotating same trailers, no problem. Doubt that's the case though.
     
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  7. jacob

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    It's not all empty cans. You'll also have 40k+ loads of lids with Silgan.
     
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  8. DaveBrown

    DaveBrown Bobtail Member

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    That's a lot of lids. No big deal, the only thing I got tired of with reefer loads was going back to the shipper to take a pallet off because I scaled over 80k. Also having to cross weigh stations with half a tank of fuel was rough.

    I still like reefer and could do it again, but a change for now will be good. Looking forward to working at Roehl which ever fleet I wind up on.

    Thanks again everyone for the replies!
    -DB
     
  9. nedayboyz

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    Im looking in to the dairy fleet also. Does anyone know what the pay is for dairy fleet?
     
  10. SmokinBoles

    SmokinBoles Medium Load Member

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    I am looking into the 7/7 reefer and wondered if anyone has more info for that. Would reefer be better than dry van? They both offer the 7/7.
     
  11. Nightwind8830

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    anyone have any new input related to Dairyland as far as miles go? I chose Dairyland and start orientation 6.30
     
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