Milk hauling tips and tricks for a new tanker driver.

I’ve applied, passed interview passed road test. Waiting on drug test to come back. I have experience hauling dry van, reefer and some lowboy. Never pulled a tanker. Job is ag exempt (up to 150 miles) hauling raw milk, driver only picks up loaded trailers and goes to dairy processor and gets unloaded by them and brings the empty back to the dairy farm. It sounds like a super easy job. 1 load a day, 3 days a week is all that’s required. If you wanna work more you can. Just make extra $$
Just wondering if anyone has any tips, trucks, advice on this. The most “tank” work I’ve done is a 1000 gallon tank in the bed of a dump truck. Never pulled an actual tanker. I hope this isn’t a “too good to be true” gif but the other drivers I’ve spoken to are very happy and the company has a super low turnover rate.

 

Thank you. I am really looking forward to it

 

1500-2K a week. $500 a load. And it won’t surge as bad fully loaded as it would with partial load right

 

I also live in the hog barn capital of MO so the smells are part of life around here lol.