Grammer Industries

Watching as well

 

Grammer out of IN pulling hardshell?

 

Yes

 

I talked to them 2 years ago so not exactly latest news. They will run you fall winter spring, how long will really depends on weather. I was told they do run a little anhydrous in the fall & spring, but don't count on it. I was also told I would need to find work in the summer since they mostly run retail, the majority of the work is seasonal. (They might of picked up more ind work, I honestly don't know) trailers were older, but well maintained. I think they were a mix of hydraulic & shaft. Pay is per gal, but I have no idea what the current rates are. They mostly run IN, IL, MI, OH & KY.

 

I don't see why not. I'm assuming you have hardshell experience and a slip shaft?

 

Worked there over two year and they are great people to work for will always have your back as long you are right. No 15 mph over will not hire. You got to run all fall till spring all weekends they will let you take time off no problem. In order to make money you got to work in the winter. Got to do your own ifta and base plate and insurance. If you want to do ammonia in spring you will get work they always need drivers then it is really bad stuff to haul it will burn or kill you in seconds. In summer you get work just slow maybe three to four loads of propane maybe. Just enough to bills paid. Almost all runs are short haul less then 100 mile do a couple loads a day. This is the only company that I work for that the owner ops all worked together still friends with many of them. I left cause I sold my truck you will make money but no more then any other tank job but a good place to work.