I considered myself an OTR driver, it is really all I ever did. However I did do some local driving. Working for 3 different ready mix companies doing all kinds of driving work. However when it comes to operating dumps I have did it.
What happens if I roll a frameless dump
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I really just wanted to know if there were ramifications to your licence if u lay one over folks didn't really need people telling me I can't do the job
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I'm not talking about big flat quarries either, not a bit of flat land in northeast pa.Zacgehret Thanks this. -
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The only thing that matters is that your boss has faith in you and that says something about you.
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The short answer to your question is no. Your license will be fine. Incidents on private property are dealt with differently in my experience anyways. The other thing to remember is the customer has a payloader for a reason! Don't dump where you don't feel comfortable. They might ##### and moan but point out that its easier to move the pile than have to deal with the mess of a turned over trailer. Fwiw l've pulled dumps off and on over the years and my last dump job was hauling scrap. Watching the frameless guys dump always looked sketchy to me but to a man all those guys swore up and down that frameless were safer than frame type. Those guys were all 20 year guys. Who am l to argue with them?lol
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