Sand in west va

The Texans have invaded this place over the last few weeks. I said Tim Allen trucking a few days back, it's actually Tim Ables and they're all over Washington, along with another company called "Country Trucking"? Either way, these guys got big radios and big egos, I certainly wonder how they'll feel here in a few months when the white stuff starts falling. I did a little research and where they're from I can't say they've ever seen the ice or snow, we'll see.......

 

Send them up 219 in a snow storm LOL

 

this is really funny

 

I don't know much of the road numbers up here, but the last exit in PA on 70 which is West Alexander has some crazy roads, I deliver water out to these nowhere parts of the country and have yet to see it in really bad winter weather, it's an eye opener for sure.

 

Even if they have driven in the ice or snow.. We can be pretty certain that they have never driven in that stuff on the types of roads in OH, WV, and PA lol.

I'm not sure about sand... but cement.... Idling with little back pressure I can't stay below 10psi lol... That is unless I want to open my blowdown a little.

How long does it usually take to unload sand? Cement is anywhere between 30-60 minutes depending on the silo...

 

Well they are calling for a bad winter, I bet some people will either head back south or find how inhospitable those mountain roads are. LOL

 

Welp, I remember last winter I used to watch the morons from Select Energy services trying to chain up, that was a circus!!!

I know that there's alot of roads in WV that are fun, down below waynesburg PA and around hundred WV had some nice twisties, I run loads of super sacks up near towanda occasionally now and I love it up there...



Up state new york has alot of roads that can get you pretty quickly as well.

 

I used to drive coal truck as a young guy, 119 North was real interesting, 32 is another place in frozen wonderland.

 

Even though the roads can be tricky, I don't mind running WV one bit, it's such beautiful area.