Can't find to much of them on here but recruiter came back to our school this week and looks like there pay is raised to .32 a mile starting out... But what really caught my eye was the they have a brand new dedicated run from Syracuse to Buffalo and lots of home time. Paying $20 bucks a hour.
Are they a really good company to start out with??
They seem ok talking with the recruiter but I was told to think the opposite of what they say.
H.O Wolding
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see it in print but being just out of school its hard to get a dedicated run but then again syracuse to buffalo is not a garden run in the winter
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Talk to Weeble Kneeble. He worked there and loved it
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Take it...they have a good rep.Chinatown Thanks this.
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ho wolding always had ugly trucks. they had one in the 70s that was so ugly you could only drive it at night. b safe
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Hi j, that's funny. They did have those cabover Freightliners that looked like they were going uphill all the time. To the OP, H.O.Wolding is a good, family type company, and has been around a long time. They used to haul a lot of paper out of Wisconsin, and think they still do, but probably do other stuff. I recommend them. BTW, they have since gotten nicer trucks.
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I'm not sure they pay $20 hour when you're jack-knifed in the median waiting on tow truck and plows, but you can ask.
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[QUOTE="semi" retired;4419894]Hi j, that's funny. They did have those cabover Freightliners that looked like they were going uphill all the time. To the OP, H.O.Wolding is a good, family type company, and has been around a long time. They used to haul a lot of paper out of Wisconsin, and think they still do, but probably do other stuff. I recommend them. BTW, they have since gotten nicer trucks.[/QUOTE]
They had those FLDs that looked like someone built a homemade sleeper on them too. But I never heard their drivers complaining either."semi" retired Thanks this. -
I know one driver I ran into in the past. Said he joined H.O.W. because he was a Denver Broncos fan (colors)---but also said he was doing well, and was there to stay.
I've read a few complaints on here about them...but very few. I never gave them a second look because I am not a fan of the Northeast, and they go there A LOT. Almost exclusively. -
I might have started out in that same truck in 92 lol. OP, look into that dedicated gig from Syracuse to Buffalo for $20/hr. Not bad for starters.
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