Central Refrigeration Service, Inc. - West Valley, Ut.

AH whats one more four legged friend LOL the house that Pete built is big enough hehehe.

Have a pleasent journey all of you that includes the pups 6pak................[/quote]

Umm this was a kinda big four legged Friend but it was Cute and looked so lost and scared.

 

On a ride with a friend in southern CAL, I helped move 2500# of rebar to balance out a load because HE didn't scale it! The next load we picked up, I asked him, Are WE going to scale it? He smiled and said, You bet.

So, that's very good advice, even from a newbie like me.

 

Yo Lastkid thanks for the info I'll keep in a safe place and look forward to the day when we finaly meet. Hope things are going well for you this week keep it safe and I'll talk at ya later.

6pak.........................................: )

 

Nothing within walking distance, but the TA is only a couple minutes away, as well as the Northfield shopping district. So if you need a bite to eat, a shower, or want to see a movie, you're not far.

 

Unfortunately not. We sell Peruvian silver jewelry and we're in the middle of fair season so it's going to be closer to fall for us.

 

6 I do not get easily offended about my weight. I am probably one of the most secure women you would ever meet. I have this winning personality you see *grins* And I am still going to try. I may let J go first this fall and work on "things" and try in the spring.

 

As to the question if I live in my truck, well...it depends on how you look at it. I use to get home once a month for 3 days, when I was full over the road. Now I am on an Eastern US regional, mostly North East.
I get home about once every week or two when on my normal run, the last few months though I have been sent to Chicago allot, and not home much.
I am in Maderia Beach FL at the moment, on vacation.

That P&G load they mentioned is a pickup a little North East of Baltimore. We carry at least to 2 locations I know of from there, though I hate to put too much info on here about load location and delivery location, on any load, on a forum. We bring at least 1 load a week from there to Upstate NY, and one to Nevada.

On scaling those loads. I will always scale a load over 36,000, unless when I look thru the back hatch or door, I see it is loaded front to back on the truck, and on the bills it is basically the same product, front to back.
Always look at the load though, if possible. If not you can put the axles forward 2 holes past 40, if it bounces some, then move them back till you have good resistance. This will usually balance you enough to make it legal, till you can scale it.
I have to go from Bethlehem PA over to Jersey at times before I can scale. So I have to balance out a 41,000 lb load before I hit the Jersey scale house, the first place I can scale the load is at the next exit. I was over last time, but only 120 lbs, so they let me go. It takes a while but you can get a good feel for the loads.

Anyway, time to head to the beach. Have a good week.

 

I'm sorry if you thought I was mak'n a negative comment about these ladies, my only point was that they were able to do well on the work well test. I'm glad to see you want to try and do hope you secced.

6pak

 

Is there a CRS driver on the west coast whos going back to SLC on or around the 12 of July? I ;ive in Oregon and the bus take the milk route.....Is it possible to ride east with you????

 

Smadronia, thank you for adding that. It is a very good point.