The T800's you used with Paclease, what year trucks were they? If I were to break down on a bush road 200 miles deep, would I have to pay anything...
You guys are great. Thanks for the responses. Anyone else willing to contribute would be much appreciated.
Also I don't need to get schooled on the cold. I've camped out in the deep north of Quebec in that kind of weather. I have equipment that I will...
Reason I am asking about a new truck is because I am looking to rent one for a month or so to deliver supplies to the reservations. Is it possible...
The title says it. I would like to know which new trucks are the best ones to drive on the worst winter roads (not concrete) in -40 weather and...
I'm in Midland and have been seeing a lot of sand haulers, I've heard making anywhere from $800 to $1600 weekly as a company driver. But I don't...
Hey there bud. What that guy said seems like a decent answer. On the other hand, I've been out here working hourly, and have been going up to a...
And trust me the course pays for itself, once you're in the oilfield making 6 to 8 grand a month, you'll be thankful.
I graduated the Sage course. I understand road masters is about the same price as sage, except that with sage, you get 4 hours all to yourself in...
Check out Shale Tank Truck. I understand they might hire a motivated rookie.
Hey my bad I thought I wrote that in a differnet thread. Anyway I am here for help. Do you have any information I can use?
I am trying to figure out how to get my Class 1, is it better to hit up the schools or apply with you or another company that will have me learn...
Pinner's post is really useful. Best thread for that kind of info. I have never driven a truck before but driving up in Alberta oil what I am...
I am 22, never drove a truck. I must get my class 1, and I've been reading that Sanjel and Trican hire rookies and pay for their training. Any...
Hi Oil Patch Trucker. I was born in Canada and also have US citizenship; should I get my CDL in Washington state or in Alberta? Either or, I am...
