no invasion, I just ask question to help you think about options you may not have thought of.
Want to stay in the south, don't rule out regional carriers.
My tanker experience has been in the crude hauling arena... love it. spent 5 years over the road, and really got tired of the life on the road...
Driver 105,000#s on gravel roads is fun
Until the rain and mud, then it is one big mess.
One thing to remember about tankers, they are a specialized vehicle, built to haul a class of products. Food grade is smooth boor, chemical is baffled and /or compartmentalized. Heavy chemical is banana shaped...
Then you have the gas tankers, pressurized vessels.
Dry bulk, more of a hopper configuration.
A couple simple tanker questions...
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by bergy, Jul 10, 2014.
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Schneider only runs smooth bore, no baffled trailers at all. I'm sure they exist...but must be a very small % of the trailers on the road.
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