What's it like to drive back and forth to ranches and farms i.e. driving tractor trailers, pickup trucks with trailers, grain hauling 6 to 10 wheeled trucks? Do they pull grain trailers only or can they transport equipment too?
Driving for farms and ranches
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by Ddr1992 579, Nov 14, 2021.
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pavrom, motocross25, Pamela1990 and 3 others Thank this.
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All farms and ranches are different. It really depends on the size of the operation and what commodities are involved.
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it’s probably not much different from the 168 other jobs you’ve asked about...
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but if not , check out the community colleges .
In my state they are not expensive . It’s under $2000 and it’s a much better training than what you get with a company , a company that will require you usually, to sign a $7000 personal loan , they get you in debt to their company store so you can’t quit and go to another trucking company when they treat you like garbage .
Trucking companies don’t want experienced drivers. They’d rather have green novice drivers since they get paid less . -
edit: They may haul cotton bales, hay bales, seed sacks, or even liquid fertilizer if they have a deep-drop tanker. They can also haul these new round cotton modules or even a combine's header.snowman1980 Thanks this. -
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