Where's u tankers loading at this morning

My run is no more than 15 miles around and I barely break 30 miles an hour. With how heavy I am they are never bad :$

 

Saltwater (lots of it) in a crude trailer? I can't imagine what your pump must sound like.

 

"Drum off" The phrase that makes every yanker yanker cringe. Hope you got extra pay for that.

 

No different than fresh water - just have to keep her greased up.

 

We haul an H2S inhibitor for a company. I should video the pump for you guys. You'll cringe lol. We've literally ran hundreds of loads through that pump and it keeps going.

 

Roper 4 inch pump if y'all wondering.

 

I'm paid by the hour, so it doesn't matter to me if I'm driving or sitting.

 

I absolutely refuse to put anything but crude oil through the pump on my crude trailer. It's not my job to pull bottoms.

 

In Canada this is just considered a oilfield tanker.

We use it to haul water and oil in the same day.

I was very confused when I came to ND and seen no one uses this type of trailer for water and only crude.

Needless to say I have this trailer and I’ll continue to use to for water instead of buying a whole new setup.

 

I had to go trucking this week. It was only 84 miles round trip, but still, I was trucking.