I started last June and I'm sitting at $63K right now with a weekly mileage average of 2660.
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Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by Bobblehead, Nov 2, 2020.
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Glad to hear, I agree with others definitely treated better when your a tanker yanker. Also dot is better on you as well. If the economy goes south. I told my wife il go back otr. Maybe I go back to irt. Called yesterday I'm eligible for rehire.
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When I was there, I don’t think I ever took home less then 1k if I was working and didn’t take time off. I don’t think I ever sat around for a tank wash. The only places that seemed to make us wait a ton were dairy places. I just had an issue come up with them that made me leave. Otherwise i was pretty happy. Definitely miss the tanker work but I lucked into a nice local job.
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Dairy is the Devil. I've been lucky to avoid dairy loads a fair bit, but the last two made me swear off drinking milk in protest.
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I am a couple months away from 1 year here. I *should* be able to crack $75K by the time I reach my 1 year anniversary.
I might as well stick around if I can hit that considering how little you have to work here. I mounted a trailer mudflap today and it was the hardest physical labor I have done in a very long time.QuietStorm and bentstrider83 Thank this. -
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