New to tanker driving; starting soon...
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by CaptainGoatYak, May 20, 2017.
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Going real good Cap, started trucking after 3 days of orientation, figured out the surge right away with a load of honey, still trying to fine tune my shifting with different products, running regional, hoping they cut me loose for some coastal runs, free range load is more of a challenge than bulk powder, I have to say I like it, trucks are awesome, fully loaded 13spd 73" sleeper 485 hp fridge, inverter, and they give you lots of miles if you want them, the grass is greener on the other side.
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Thats one heck of a fridge if its got 485hp. Should keep your food real cold.
Glad you're liking the tanker work. With my company I switch back and forth a lot between wet and dry tankers. Love it wan I can haul a light weight per gallon wet load as I can get my trailers really full and it cuts its room to run around. Our acid is the worst. 15.5 #'s pg and only loading 3900 gallons in a 2 compartment 6500+ gallon trailer.G13Tomcat Thanks this. -
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Best wishes, man.
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I wish my truck went faster, though, for all the parts between here and ND that are flat and straight...G13Tomcat and Shock Therapy Thank this. -
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No need to rush, I'm sure your banking some good moneyCaptainGoatYak, Just passing by and G13Tomcat Thank this. -
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