Indian River

Figures it's VA.. since those scales are even open in the middle of the night

 

Have an older truck and still get the air blowoff/release.. wish there was a way to fix it

 

Hope you guys are starting your week off with some good runs if you're out on the road!

 

my old truck was 209 and I didn't notice it happening.

 

Draining the tanks help keep moisture out of the air system which is very important in winter weather. Also cuts down on rust and corrosion on the parts and can help diagnose issues with the air compressor. Just my two cents worth lol

 

Update: Orientation was a breeze. Just one day orientation. Second day I did pump training since I'm going into a pump truck. I got assigned a truck and dispatched once pump training was complete.
First load assignment is deadhead to Memphis from Auburndale and load yeast. Deliver next day in Pennsylvania. Total dispatched miles: 1723.

 

I'm going to the Clovis terminal tomorrow, where do they want the dirty tanks dropped at?

 

I am in Memphis today loading yeast at American Yeast heading to Baltimore for delivery.