Since we are in the death grip of winter, I was interested to see how some of you all deal with frozen delivery drops.
I keep an 18 pound pinch bar in my tray and pour Diesel 911 into the drop to soften up the ice. Any other methods?
Fuel Haulers: Frozen Drops
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by akramer1964, Jan 5, 2018.
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What do you mean by frozen delivery drop?
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I refuse the delivery and divert to another store. My job is to drop fuel, not chip ice. I only haul fuel for our stations, so I have plenty of other stores to divert to.
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I'll keep an eye on the gas deliveries then at my local fillerup. If I see chipping going on I know not to fill that day. -
I haul the other side of fuel. The human kind. Milk. The last 4 days the pumps been frozen every morning. Can i get someone else to unfreeze the pump as my only job is to pump milk, not unfreeze pumps and valves. K, thanks.
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Now, I don't go crazy with it, if I can kick snow off, and get the lid and cap off, I'll drop. -
At least it is someone's responsibilityto keep the caps clear. -
Yep.... stores responsibility to keep those fill pots clear and clean I’m not in the snow removal business
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And they claim crude haulers are divas
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