Question for brokers *equiptment*

Not sure I understand the question.

That's the type of trailer that I normally pull, and my target loads are anything that will fit in the trailer, doesn't leave it a stinking, smelling mess (baled trash, split wet cow hides, baled milk jugs, etc.), and meets my minimum revenue requirements.

 

Might want to get rid of the "t" in equip(t)ment... Just saying

 

With vents you could be able to take advantage of produce loads that only required vents ( watermelons, the occasional load of flowers that does not need a reefer, etc... ) I had vents installed on a 53' once just so that I "wouldnt miss out" on a potential opportunity. Only ended up using once or twice.

 

'vented' comes in handy for those produce / veggie loads. Only a couple of times have I had a broker be adamant about 'air ride'. Heck, even that load of glassware that I bid on didn't require an air ride van. Glad I didn't get it - it went CHEAP.

 

only time I have used my vents I installed were when I was out in MA. I had hauled a load of squash. That stuff gave of a ton of moisture overnight.

It took two days of driving with the vents open to dry out the trailer.

I put them in because last fall I missed out on a few $3.50/mile potato loads from around the house.

I could have loaded onions in the van as well at the right time of the year also.

I have hauled several loads that required an air ride.

All of them are glass loads to do it too.

 

brokers equipment... I figured this would be a thread about office equipment.