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Skid Mark · May 17, 2016

I see I have some new things to learn lol. Hopefully I'll get all that sorted out quickly. Kinda new to that ya know, normally I just run where my dispatch told me to go. It says good things when he wouldn't sign ya on instead of throwing ya under the bus and make jack. Im also not really interested in crossing the coops heavy anyway.

poppapump1332 · May 17, 2016

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I only ever shoveled two loads. One took me an hour and the other 3 hours. Both loads were frozen. One was due to the liquid calcium I put down being to diluted and the other because I didn't treat the bed at all. There is several tricks you will pick up on to keeping your bed from freezing. A few I used to do I won't post on here but if you talk to some drivers in person they'll tell you some hints. Overall it's a good job and a good place to work. Most places 15-30 minutes to load and unload
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I used three scoop's of calium put in a hot gallon jug of water and never had a issue except the whole load of sand coming out as a brick lol first time will scare the heck out of you lol

Skid Mark · May 18, 2016

Ok, will it make a difference hot or cold water? That might be a seriously stupid question. I've seen some of the bucket drivers dumping (the trailer that is) and it's swaying like heck. That's gotta make ya nervous.

Blueshark · Jun 2, 2016

It's a good company to work for.. I've been with them a little over 2 yrs on the bulk tank side. No complaints here..

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