gravel train drivers

Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by kd8hqy, Apr 7, 2013.

  1. Caterpillar Cowboy

    Caterpillar Cowboy Heavy Load Member

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    Gravel likes to move, it's just getting it to go where you / bossman / equipment operator / foreman etc WANT it to go that is the trick. And you being the truck driver if anything goes wrong, even if you did everything right, it's still YOUR fault!
     
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  3. kd8hqy

    kd8hqy Light Load Member

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    Lol its always the drivers fault!!! Was hoping to get a start tomorrow but rain is comming and hes called off all trucks tomorrow so hopefully tuesday ill get a feel for what im in for.. bossman said he would hook me up with another driver and u can ride along for a day or 2 to get a feel of what I need to do.
     
  4. 11axletrain

    11axletrain Bobtail Member

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    Pulling trains is easy. You need to get a system and order figured out to hook and unhook. Then stick too it. This is the easiest way I have found to make sure you get all of the lines hooked and unhooked so you you don't have to call the boss and tell him you pulled your hydraulic line in two.
     
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