Hauling Chips

Hi. Do you have any walking floor trailers? We have a contract for beach restoration in New York and need several trucks with walking floor trailers.

 

Hello. im looking to leave the chem haulling and i applied at walsh for the willimina term haulin chips any pros or cons you could share?

 

I drive for Jnb trucking down here in Eugene I love it can be some long hhours but the money is good I talked to Walsh guy down here in Halsey a couple weeks ago and he said he is making great money and he came from terrain tamers and said its a night and day difference just what I've heard best of luck to you.

 

Might have to work nights for a while and the learning curve can be a bit much at first but it's been good to me.
There's a lot of guys been in this for years and even decades,not a bad gig.
I talk to guys all the time that have 15 or 20 years in the chip thing,Walsh has one guy with almost 40 years at the company.

 

One pro at Willamina is getting to drive the Pacific Coast Highway 101,I get down there once in a while but the Willamina guys do it a lot.
Willamina to Lincoln City then down to Newport and out 20 to GP Toledo.
I did that run once this week and the weather was great on the coast so I stopped for a short walk on the beach near Newport,man it was so so nice down there!

 

Good ole Toledo I still go there but never from the coast always getting loads out of Eugene even from here though with good weather it's a great drive

 

just did my Walsh road test last night going for ua today,good bye chem haulin!

 

Welcome aboard,will you be driving out of Willamina?
I'll probably see ya around,I drive truck 779 out of Kalama,WA on dayshift but I get around including Willamina once in a while.

 

When ya get home from work check your pockets before ya go into the house..............wifey no like chips on the carpet.
I WAS a chip hauler for a number of years around those parts. Useless & Reckless, The flying W, Yuck & Muck to name a few. Word of caution-Don't forget to uncouple your tractor from the trailer on the dump ramp. Yes you see it all at those mills. Guy loading wet Hemlock chips in Weyco K.Falls and lighting killed the power w/ the jaws open. It was just a matter of time before the tires started blowing out and the sides of the trailer split wide open. Hope you guys like the Woods. Nothing funnier than herding a Super B train up some Goat trail to a chipper. Ye-Ha.

 

thanks bud ,yeah, ill be running out of williamina ill keep an eye out for ya bud779 got it