Yup. It doesn't take a lot of extra effort to contain leaks and drips. .The old days of kicking your drip bucket into the fill area are gone forever.
The pros & cons of fuel hauling?
Discussion in 'Hazmat Trucking Forum' started by Zonno, Dec 17, 2024.
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It gets on you regardless if you notice it or not.
Unless you’re somehow washing your monkey suit and getting new gloves everyday
it’s like pfas plastics,forever chemicals you don’t notice it but theyre everywherehope not dumb twucker and Zonno Thank this. -
I do in fact wear clean FR uniforms everyday and don’t get fuel inside my gloves. Sounds like you just weren’t cut out for it
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You scrub the bottoms of your boots everyday too I bet. Good for you
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Nope it ain't but when they get 50 applications within an hour of posting a job within FL (happens constantly) they don't exactly have the incentive to up the pay. Of course everyone wants to haul fuel where it's nice outside, very few want to drive in snow, near white-out conditions with 60mph winds at 10 degrees like I do regularly lol.Zonno, El Hueso and hope not dumb twucker Thank this.
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positive - you won’t blow over like a van will
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True. I've only been pushed over half a lane with a good gust, never into the ditch sideways.
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You like working for Loves? I see they got a job posting by me and thought about applying.
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I really enjoy it. It's about as hands off as a job as you can get in trucking. I won't be going anywhere else unless I'm let go.Zonno and RockinChair Thank this.
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