Places we go at W/S.

Contact person… Freddie 732-272-5230
666 South Front St
Elizabeth, NJ 07202

Going south on I-95 New Jersey Turnpike (toll rd) take exit 13 stay to the rt until you come to a light, when you are at the light you will see 2 gas stations.. Turn rt staying in rt lane till 2nd light, turn rt and go over overpass to stop sign, turn rt under overpass and go to stop sign, turn Lt they are at the end of the street…. Will need to back in to location….
After You Have Backed to the Dock you are about 100 ft from the river between NJ and Staton Island...

there are a couple other furniture Co's we deliver to also at that location

 

Guys I'm talking about the street that the Shelbys Dist. Is on where you have to back in from the oposing traffic in the street, if you go towards GM on that there is a railroad crossing over it, so I say go back up the other way up the main drag to 26th and go over, but whate er floats your boat.

 

ive been there a ton of times lol they know me quite well I'm "the little kid with the big truck"



American Trucker

 

Exide Materials

Its not 3900 its 3901 or whatever still on Bandini, unlike what the BOL says.

Pull in and follow the white line around the trailers and onto the scale like your gonna leave, go give the guard your paperwork, then go off the scale and turn left then get in line. If your lucky you will get in quick, HAHA..

When its your turn, you will follow the white line into the back yard area, you will fit under all the covers, follow it around, you will be making a Uturn in their yard area, its crazy but cool. Then back up into a dock.

After getting unloaded pull out and go back like your gonna hit the scale again, roll into the tire wash then back up to the scale, goto the guard again with ppw and then leave. When you leave you gotta get your trailer washed out, turn right onto Bandini and go down a half mile, Vernon truck wash is on the left, pull into the 2nd driveway not the covered area and back in like a dock, they will wash you out then go get your reciept. All done!

 

quick note for this customer: if the ally where the customer is, is Empty just pull in stay to the far left up against the docks and turn hard right and do a U-Turn (Yes you will fit) and then back straight back into the dock.

but if there is a bunch of trucks in there turn right, right before the fence and back into the ally




American Trucker




American Trucker

 

heres a weird one, not hard to find or hard to back, just need to set it up right..and possibly get some people to move their cars haha...guys who do a lot of beer may have been here.

havre distributing, havre mt. 435 something, its right off 2 on the north side. easy to find, the only dock is the one in front by the street. just have to go around back and turn around then come back and straight back from the building next doors front lot. people there are really nice, unloaded me super fast.

google and tnd are accurate with location-i would say this is good info to add with your posts if you guys use a gps or laptop since they can be waaaay off from where a place actually is. good to know if you can trust them at a location or not.

2 is 20 feet this way<

 

Old Colony Furniture in Greensville, SC:

Pass them and turn into the little road right next to them (not sure the name but its the only road) and then BACK into the secound enterance on your left and don't hit there dumpster there pretty big on that (no I didnt hit it)

DO NOT listen to them when they say just pull in theres a turnaround area so you can back in.....if you want to know the results of listening to them read my latest post in my W/S thread!




American Trucker

 

I had a place like that once...I was doing a nursery load (from hell mind you...) and I had to do this little nursery that was 3 miles down a dirt road. I asked the lady, is there room for a 70 ft vehicle to turn around in there? She said of course, guys do it all the time. That should have been my first sign that something was fishy...That whole load, 10 stops, was all down little side streets and such. One stop I had to actually drive down a road that was like a cart path on the golf course...my outside wheels were on the grass. Best part about that one was plenty of turn around space..LOL

 

Oh I LOVE when they say "everyone does it" or "guys do it all the time"......




American Trucker

 

Home Juice
Easy single dock with plenty of room to maneuver...You must chock your wheels which they provide...

Clorox
You have to press buzzer at gate for them to open it...Once you dock, unhook your airlines and you have to keep engine OFF...You can go inside, Larry will greet you and has enough entertaining stories to make the load time go by...They loaded 23 pallets in less than 30 mins as it was...Also check the directions you are given, at the end they send you for 28m up route 20 and it's lights every 50'...You can avoid it using I-90 to Rt 2...