Hi there!
We are hauling fresh chicken for the first time so we didn't know what to expect. I just got a call for the driver saying that there is a bit of water (pink in color) leaking from the trailer. Is that normal when hauling chicken? Reefer set to 25 F continuous per the Shippers instructions. Would appreciate any advice!
Hauling Fresh Chicken For the First Time- Question
Discussion in 'Refrigerated Trucking Forum' started by MercuryLine, Oct 26, 2019.
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Yes that's normal, he probably has tots on. Thy are about 2k each and thy leak sometimes.
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The fresh chickens I hauled one time were iced in those containers, and there was quite a bit of drainage. Ice melting brings down the temperature quickly.Farmerbob1 and wore out Thank this. -
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Temps fluctuate in a range, usually 4 degrees above set point is the max and down to the set point on cycle sentry, continuous fluctuates less on the upside, but will go below more often.
Your setting is fine and what you describe is normal.D.Tibbitt, Farmerbob1, Sirscrapntruckalot and 2 others Thank this. -
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And make sure to get the trailer washed out as soon as possible after getting unloaded, or you will have the funky smell.
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tots = totes
AKA gaylords
Synonymous with big boxes, regardless of shape.MercuryLine, D.Tibbitt and 25(2)+2 Thank this.
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