Air Gas or USPS: Which Would You Choose?

Dry bulk?

 

Yes dry bulk. Lots a dry materials hauled in bulk tankers.

 

Dry bulk commodities include:
We hauled lots of flour. Hauled other stuff, but mostly flour.

• Plastic pellets and powders (e.g., resin for manufacturing)
  
  
• Sand, clay, limestone, and aggregates
  
  
• Fertilizers and agricultural products
  
  
• Starches and other food-grade powders
  
  
• Industrial minerals and chemicals

 

Thanks...I thought @Chinatown meant dry bulk cryogenics...and I was like, "WHAT'S THAT!?!"

 

We also hauled liquids such as acids. The most odd load I hauled, on the liquid side, was a special glue used in microwave popcorn bags.

 

I think people misunderstood when I mentioned how loud tanks silos and airgas terminals are.

Thats with earpro them still being loud or very harsh vibrations.

 

In this economy -- the private fleets are where it's at....



-- L

 

What about private fleet for a while to then cryo o/o years later (not lease, but own truck individially and work tor Genox, LGT, or another cryo company that allow outside truck cabs?)