The Pneumatic Tanker Thread

Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by Air Cooled, Sep 6, 2016.

  1. Roberts450

    Roberts450 Road Train Member

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    Cali pneumatic specials. Most likely 550, maybe 750 cubic foot trailers and Im guessing around 80,000.
     
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  3. Air Cooled

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    Just a standard set of doubles. 2nd trailer is a pull trailer like a west coast truck and trailer. I'm only pulling 80k.
     
  4. Air Cooled

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    I haul cement and ash. Denver 12 inch. 167% pto 700 to 800 27. Tons @25-30 mins most places. Some places take longer especially with ash.
     
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  6. RockinChair

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    167% PTO? Or did you mean 67%?
     
  7. Air Cooled

    Air Cooled Road Train Member

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    Yea I'm a bit confused too. Had a little time and did an light acid wash on my trailer wheels. One step closer to making this set shine.
     
  8. rbrtwbstr

    rbrtwbstr Road Train Member

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    That's why I love the clearcoat on this trailer. It's just over a year old and looks like new for the most part. But it does get rinsed daily when I'm done
     
  9. Air Cooled

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    Lucky guy! Mine are about 15 years old. They don't look too bad but need some work. The set I was pulling before were so bad caked with cement that I couldn't stand to look at them. I just inherited these trailers so I'll do a little here and there when I have the time. Luckily, one of our yards has all the soap and chemicals you need plus a filtered SUPER clean water pressure washer for the mixers. Since I'm delivering at night I can go back there and do some work on them if I have a light night. It's really amazing how your attitude can change when your driving a clean rig.
     
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  10. rbrtwbstr

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    Those wagons are 15 years old? They look really good in the pics. I was guessing maybe two to three years old. But yeah, having a clean truck and trailer definitely makes me like my job a little more. Until I load cement in the rain and have to scrub it in the morning....
     
  11. Air Cooled

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    You are correct. That set isn't mine. Those trailers are just a few years old and they belong to another driver. Mine have a matte silver finish now. I can get them pretty cleaned up but they will never have that kind of shine. But that's ok with me because I'd probably go crazy trying to keep a polished set clean in this line of work. I'll try to post a pic in the daylight if I remember.
     
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