Jordan carriers what's going on

Thinning of the herds. Happened back in 08 happening again. Just hang on and ride it out. I went and ordered a glider yesterday. Will have it by june. Build it this next winter. Hopefully things will be ok next year!

 

I got to get out more, I didn't know they were in the wind business. All I ever see them hauling is sticks,bricks and steel.

 

I thought i had heard ats owned them

 

Yea my in law family is about 30 minutes from Jordan's Natchez,Ms terminal and I pass it whenever I head out to Baton Rouge or down south for a load. Looks good and clean to me, they seem to have a niche in steel and other general flatbed commodities. I have seen a few of their heavy haul trailers parked out front, but it looked more for show than for sale..

 

I still see a few of their HH rigs every so often, mostly on I-10. Didn't know they were in on the wind energy stuff. Saw a bunch of turbine generators rolling west outta P-cola this last week.

 

You happen to be from 325** by chance? Only people from P'cola call it that! (My hometown)

I know this is three years old at this point, but some people may still be curious about Jordan and the whoke wind thing. I'll tell you this much: Jordan is DEFINITELY still very much in the wine game. I myself don't work for them, but the lil' fleet I do work for is based out of South Dakota, and I see lots of Jordans up here quite frequently--as a matter of fact I'm starting to see more and more of them parked the Coffee Cup down in Vermillion (just last weekend I saw four of them with blades in tow parked all together). I'm guessing they're loading those up near or past Watertown somewhere, as I see empty carriers headed back northbound on my way in and out of there.

 

No sir, originally from Bama, and knew a few folks from that area. Where I picked that up. Lol

 

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