There's plenty near Keasbey you can bobtail to, but of course that part of Jersey can get a little confusing.
Good and Bad Tank Washes
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by wsyrob, Sep 8, 2012.
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The bad thing about bobtailing out of Keasby would be the temptation of never coming back!!!
geargrinder and EZX1100 Thank this. -
keasby sheesh, i got lost coming out of that place.....it's hard to explain to my family how that place really look's under the bridge......lol.
geargrinder Thanks this. -
JUST CURIOUS.
What does it cost to have a tank cleaned/washed out? I pull a stepdeck and have often wondered about the cost.
I'd imagine the cost goes up with the level of the product's nastyness. I'd also guess the washes have some serious recovery systems for the waste.
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Varies greatly depending on the product/customer requirements. When I was washing tanks, a cold flush was $90.00 + $35.00water/energy surcharge. Stripper wash for latex was $215.00 + 35.00 surcharge. Any hand scraping was billed hourly.
One customer, a plant owned their own trailers and made fragrance oils. They required the trailers be made odor free only with steam. Those washes routinely ran in excess of $700.
A large heel can make the cost of a wash skyrocket into the thousands of dollars. -
"Heel", meaning leftover product?
I figured the washouts were pretty pricey if only from an environmental standpoint. -
The most expensive was any Acrylate monomer [butyl, methyl, ethyl, 2 ethyl hexyl, etc] the product that eliminates the odor is $375.00 a gal an it tkes a quart or two per wash...
Pre-solvent wash is also costly since it is followed by a caustic wash.
Heels get billed per gal recovered and can be big bucks. You can't eliminate some as the viscous product clings to the interior of the trailer and won't drain quickly. Any residuals large enough to be very costly to dispoas were usually turned away and told to go back and finish their delivery! -
Every different approach was a different set of instructions...sound better than every different direction was a different set of directions.
I still have photos of the re-build of the older Route 9 bridge...Do the Parkway commuters still mention when they go 'over the top' on the CB when they go southbound over the bridge? -
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Rob that is the best one I have been to great people. There to.
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