Truck Washing

Especially if it's an offer from a cute little female voice on the CB wanting to detail the inside of your tractor?

 

I'd go if I could get a free shower while the truck is getting its bath.


Since you're wanting to operate in the Bakken in North Dakota, a free cup of hot coffee/cocoa/tea would be greatly appreciated, especially in those sub-zero winters.

 

I don't think they do knob polishing...

 

I have a "California Duster" My truck is my home. I own it. I don't do Mud, as a rule. Make it worth my time. I weighed 143,000 on a Cat scale. Took 4 hours to wash the mud off my low boy! I took a nap. $ 400 truck trailer wash. Made $ 2600.00 profit in 5 days. 1992, a good year.

 

We have a new high power one with no brushes it sucks I've been threw different machines washes they suck. Hand wash is best sorry...

 

I usually tried to keep my truck clean but it's hard to keep your truck clean. I usually go to a truck wash when I have time. Some cost like $65 or $75. I mean what the hell why that expensive. It's not trying to clean your truck to look sexy so everybody look at it. "Oh, that's a clean truck that looks sexy and beautiful" what the ####?!?

 

Streakin Beacon does a bobtail hand scrub with engine compartment for $50-60 USD. And I have guys with scrub brushes that do a walk around with me and touch up what they miss. I pay my niece $100 a month to detail the crap out of my interior.

In winter, we knock the ice with a mallet. The big companies aren't paying to keep their dry vans clean. Tankers and reefers are a different story, though. Sometimes as often as every load. But to do those you need to clean the interior, too.