I am interested in WSE but I think it refrigerated driving. What are the ins and outs of this type of work? I would imagine it would be loud for sleeping. Thanks...
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reefer driving jobs and WSE?
Discussion in 'Trucking Jobs' started by sunnyside, Dec 18, 2007.
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Refers take some getting use to----took me about 2 days
The newer the the unit, the quieter they run......
Also require more attention than dry box---i.e. FUEL,-oil leaks,door seals,
int & ent damage to skin,etc...
Some companys also pay more for refers.
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I started with garbage wagons back in .....oh..... 1990.
Wasn't too bad. After 3 years of Hunts Point(Which I like), and dealing with the pack houses out in Cali. I had enough.
Last year, a now Ex friend, asked me to drag his around for a few days.
I was NEVER SO GLAD to get away from a trlr in my life. Loud, smelly, and of course dealing with food docks suck!
I'll stick to a stepdeck, RGN, or flat any day. I'd rather pull a dry van.
JMHO
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Nah, reefer is easy!!! We did it and had no problems but it's different with every company
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