TMC - A new beginning

I will keep my daycab, i really do enjoy my nice temperpedic bed and own shower everynight

 

It's not heavy... not like a Volvo 780. Heck there's plenty of lightweight plastic to go around..

 

You aint kidding. It was nice to hear the crackle and pops of all that plastic warming up on a cold night.

 

hey fellows im new on here i been in the timber industry n have my own small loggin comp for the last 4 yrs. this will be my first time goin otr i got a pre hire from tmc just wonderin whaT THERE like

 

im just a good ole country boy, i was in the marines 6 years n spent 8 months in fallujah iraq. i been a farmer my whole life. im young but ive done alot and worked hard. i just dont want to get screwed n need a good payin job but gets me home at least on the weekends. i have 3 young boys 5,2,4mo,and a good wife. please tell me the honest truth about tmc, i want to go w them but i aint gonna put up w no bs, i wanna make the best decision i can its for me n my family.

 

i would like to hear from catjack u sound like a fella i could get along with.

 

I can honestly say its a great company to work for. Sometimes you dont get home till late Friday or early Saturday morning but your getting home and your able to make money, good money. If you were in the Marine Corp you will do fine here. If you want to know anything specific just PM me or ask it on here. I have nothing to hide about TMC and in all honesty I have nothing bad to say about them. I have been with them for a little over a year now.

 

They are a great company to go with. Like milk said, sometimes its late friday or early saturday til ya get home. The equipment is great. Most fm's are great. They will work ya hard but a farmer should be used to that. Anything just ask or check out the other threads on here. N catjack is SCARED of the northeast....lol j/k.... but he is a real good guy.

 

NE is not bad. I was up your way last weekend Dirty. Dropped off at griffin and picked up in Kearny last saturday and delivered over in Queens on Monday morning. Talk about a great paying load!