Hopper, Dump O/O's & Drivers

I worked Harvest back in 87', 90' and 91' down south of Greenwood, MS and them rice fields were something else. I always was glad when that was over then we jumped on beans.

 

Sometimes I wished I was pulling a hopper then I could stay out of the scrap yards. I would like to have both myself.

 

We have been getting a lot of rain here in Oklahoma, it is raining right now.

 

I'll trade!!!!

 

I don't blame him, I wouldn't want to haul all that stuff they haul that won't come out of the trailers. Grain is just fine for me.

 

It is kinda sad when you run OTR and you have friends at home running local hauling grain making the same money and home every night. I was visiting with some friends and seen their checks. They burn less fuel, run less miles and don't have the road expenses. I know it is not all gravy but neither is OTR and their per mile is better then mine.