Making move to tanker

Just wondering how is life at TWT lately? I'm just down the road from that terminal, we wash some of ya'll tanks.

 

Good move....tankers are the best ever...

 

Good deal RevKev. Life is always better when rolling ain't it

 

All you have to worry about is gross weight. Axle weights will be balanced automatically just by the tank design which balances the weight.

When I puled on a scale with a tanker I would just put it in neutral and let it coast slow, it would speed up and slow down with the surge and in turn the mass of the truck countering the surge would settle it down. Then the truck will just stop and be almost dead still, if you don't hit the brakes.

Finesse! Tankers are like ladies, they need patience, a gentle hand, and respect.

Speaking of ladies, I always got a kick when a red light would have me slowdown a little faster than I'd have liked. The air bags would be blowing and hissing and that tanker was creaking and booming. This always got the wildest reactions from the old ladies, especially, that were in the car stopped next to me.

 

RevKev never knew you started this thread after you left McElroy. Just read thru it and seemed interesting. Hope you are enjoying the job and that things go well for you. I have yelled at a couple drivers but no one would answer me so one of these days I might get to talk to you. Be safe.

 

Or Titanium Dioxide which weighs the same but 4000 gallons in a 12000 gallon can. You feel like its gonna come thru the bulkhead regardless of what you do

 

Anyone still work for TWT still?