The Cryo Hauler Thread
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by Cali kid, Mar 16, 2023.
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No Kidding. I had to take vacation the next 5 days because its so slow. Whats the first thing I did? Went to my favorite truckstop in the PNW , GeeCee's, and sat and watched trucks for 2 hours in the train.kemosabi49, Dennixx and Rugerfan Thank this.
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You are truly sick lollual, viper822004, 77fib77 and 2 others Thank this.
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Order some meatloaf for me!viper822004 and scythe08 Thank this.
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Merry Christmas, Gentlemen!
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Merry Christmas drivers!!
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I'm back doing dry van until I get enough experience for any tanking gig.
In the meantime, those of you who haul cryo: what are your governed speeds? I am used to seeing fuel tankers fly by me at 72+mph. I'm not even talking about o/o independent fuel tankers, I'm talking about company drivers. I'm currently at 65mph on cruise and when I press the throttle the truck slows down to 62mph.viper822004 Thanks this. -
Air Products is at 65 mph both cruise and throttle downPianoManCJS Thanks this.
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Linde policy is under 65mph so limit is 64.9 top speed
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If you set cruise to top speed (64.5 or 65), you have jake brake on, and you roll down a slight downhill slope does the truck keep itself from going over by +3 (68mph-ish)? Or does the company scold you for the truck getting up to 68mph?
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