Are wood chips considered a no-touch load?

Backing up portable dump ramps at night in the rain with inadequate lighting. Hauling off chippers in the woods. You get the drift. Hope you like snow. Lol
105k gvw. I would try for something else than wood products. It went in the toilet. Just don't tell local I'm from sf. Anyway, you'll be fine. Just run it cool and pay attention. Good day.

 

Heck in a few weeks you'll be eating your lunch in the milk palor. You would be surprised what you can get numb too. Any tanks you'll drag hoses. You are from the city lol. Stick with chips. Prolly start out around 18/hr? You going to like Orygun, guaranteed and good luck.

 

You may need to load your own trailer. With a loader. I used to load from a overhead bin very slowly at Potlatch lumber.

 

If the chips are green and been on trailer too long in very cold temps they will freeze and no amount of shaking or vibration will bust them loose. That is why theres a pitchfork on the headache rack of chip haulers in my area. I have had to break loose a third of a load. I hauled chips briefly while looking for a job many years ago and it has not changed. We have a very busy fleet of chip wagons.

 

2 words Hog fuel. Not many mills on the right side of the mountains so running the hill during the winters isn't a thing anymore. Good ol Useless & Reckless. Ah the memories of spinning out creating mayhem & discontent.

 

Cows don't stink too bad, now hogs on the other hand they stink real bad almost as bad as Billy goats.