Getting used to a smooth bore tanker

Is this stuff hot (temperature wise)

Or like emulsions......

 

Look at @rank 's ~ I drool every time I see his! it's all good We love our big stuff. YW, kudos, and congrats, man. We tankers often talk in numbers relating to what we are hauling; non-haz, corrosives, etc. . . I've hauled some sticky stuff from the carolina's that reminded me of tree-sap and MAN was that a pain to flush out of the PTO. (I told you my secret, LoL. . . it totally works! many of us do it, on the down-low)~

 

Thanks Tomcat. Yeah, I know. I was worried some might think it was too big. I couldn't figure out how to re-size and nobody complained so I figured it must be OK.

 

^^ with EZ's tank, and your tractor; I'd be one HAPPY CAMPER!

 

Speaking from experience here.....Don't forget to tug even after someone else hooks you up and even after you've checked the handle and the jaws.

 

Yes and I'd check all valves and the dome on the trailer.

 

True both ~ even when my "boss" has my rig ready to roll in the wee hours; I double-check everything. He gets off work when I leave FOR work, and even though we don't slip-seat (he has the prettier PB like Rank's) he tries to help by having me ready to make money. Not loaded, mind-you, but pre-tripped and fuel-filled. He's got his own fuel and shop on premises.
however . . . There was a day that the trailer wouldn't have brakes had I not checked. He's tired when he pulls in, and even with his 30+ years of experience, and OWNING his equipment, humans are not fail-safe. I still pre-trip behind him; you should also!
Especially the trailer, as @Cat sdp stated. Did you read what happened to @GolfPro because of bad advice? ... Always be YOUR last piece of mind.
Stay safe, Drivers!