Cleaning fuel drop wells...

RACIST!!!!

 

I was watching CNN.

 

Heeeyyy, wait a minute!! Weren't we told women can do anything a man can do!

 

I've seen the maintenance guys at the store we service use this https://m.lowes.com/pd/Siphon-King-...aZlwVDJibeioRpyH73snZ6NX0Gj3BvRRoCWiYQAvD_BwE

 

Mr. Dick Danner, I too hauled gasoline in Vegas. What years were you there? I was there during the 90's and I witnessed the CalNev to Kinder Morgan, and if you were there during this time you'll know just how messed up that was. The Air Quality people hardly ever came around us during any operation we are doing. I guess the bigger companies they leave alone. I do know that the Air Quality Board would ask us if they could use a truck and a driver for a day so that they could get some training for the new people. Of course we sent a driver.

Anyway, to the OP. If it's a problem having clean boxes just call the station and let them know you're coming. If you can not call them you'll have to go in and let them know to clean the boxes. You have a lot of power with the stations. If I could not call, I'd pull into the station and before you get any hoses out I'd go in. Now if no one is around and the station closed then you'll have to make a decision. Whatever you do, this matter should be discussed with the boss or other drivers that have been there awhile.