Life At Kaiser Transport

@Roadrum don't get me wrong, having the Rah Rah Rah I Love It attitude is a great thing to have. I landed one of those Rock Star dream jobs years ago, I was the guy at the truckstop that everyone wanted to come talk about whats in the trailer, ask how to get that job etc and on the other side of that job I was the guy at the motorcycle rallies getting paid to play with custom choppers and in the eyes of the bikers had the dream job.

After 6 months or so it became just a job, a miserable job that required 18 hour days when not driving, wiping finger prints off the bikes, my trailer, truck etc. Pay was average, benefits were great and given the opportunity I'd be right back at it again in a heartbeat but never forget, it was just a job.

The Truck:


The Work (And FWIW I had severe pneumonia while setting this up at this particular rally, short of laying in a hospital bed "the show had to go on"):






The "Benefits" (Ashley and Paige):

 

Roadrum
Second pic from top looks like a dealership. They have good equipment. I see them all the time at the Pine Cone T/S in Johnsons Creek,WI. Looks like a good company. I thought about talking to them years ago, but really liked the oversize loads i was pulling, and the money

 

Now those are some benefits I'd trade my local job for.

 

@Roadrum Let's see some pics of your ride and some of your loads. Sounds like they must haul the good stuff.

 

Show off,....

Hurst

 

How did the oversize load go?