When you cross scales, jab the brakes a couple times before pulling on the scales. This way the chickens will be flapping around in the air and the truck will weigh less.
JBS Carriers Regional should i go with it?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Joy ride, Sep 15, 2019.
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Yep, they haul cows, pigs, and sheep, plus some fresh or frozen chickens.
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Hauling cattle for JBS would be home daily. You’d be hauling fats out of the feedlot going to one of their harvesting facilities. Probably be hauling 2-3 loads a day into the plant depending on length of haul.
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Yeah down in southern az where i live i see them jbs daycabs pulling cattle trailers everywhere
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anyways, do you think JBScarrier is a good company for a rookie? -
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I just realized that the slaughterhouse I went to was a jbs doesn't seem like a bad place from the outside
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Regarding your last question, all of the moderators try to keep our opinions about companies (whether good or bad) to ourselves. We have to be unbiased about companies, so we can moderate fairly. I hope you can understand that.
If you get involved in conversations other than about companies, you will find there are a few of us who like to chat and maybe get a little goofy. @G13Tomcat can testify to some of our shenanigans. He's not a staff member, but he's been part of some conversations. LOL
Personally, I try to help all I can and I enjoy it, but I leave the recommendations to the regular TTR members.
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