Most dangerous

no just a load,lol

 

just an i cant believe what i 8 placard!

 

Actually yes, I have seen that. You have the right result but the wrong reason. Oxygen is not combustible, that is the fact. When flammable or combustible materials come into contact with 100% oxygen, especially in liquid form, the rate of combustion (which is oxidation) is accelerated tremendously and may be explosive if there is enough material or the space is confined. Oxygen is acting as an oxidizer, it is not burning.

 

A chemical company was offering me .42 cpm, just starting in this business, what do you think of that for just starting? Is that good, just ok or low?

Thanks if you can

Just wondering, if you can help then, thanks

 

Yes that good...if its loaded and empty. ..especially for no tank experience. ..I would jump on it

 

Thats for all miles, and 12.per hour for any loading or un loading.

They said i would have to be out 3weeks, then you take the next week off
Thanks again

 

If you don't mind staying out that long it sounds good to me...the 12 a hour is okay. ..how many hours do you give up before you go on the clock

 

All i know is 12. For any loading or unloading.

Plus

Thats miles driving to the house if i pick up on a friday and dont deliver until monday.

Such as:
Picking up in Albany and delivering on Monday in Jersey, i could just go home for the weekend and wait. They would pay me my miles to go home in scranton

 

am pulling a class 6.1 and 8 right now....metyl cresol...i think its worse than acid because if you inhale it or get the gas in your eyes, your done....twice the fun.....the cool thing is, it goes into your toothpaste!!!!

 

isnt I crazy how the most dangerous products are used in our everyday use