Small "door" on reefer trailers

lol.I really like that history lesson.I can see you have a Ph.D in BS and have my full respect.

 

I wonder if the coffee bean trick would work in a Bullrack?lol

 

I saw a Bullwagon one time out west in a Truck stop hanging his dirty laundry up all over the wagon .
I asked him what he was doing and he said hanging up a few air freshners ......

 

Only if you can get those big smelly critters to eat them.

 

Used for ventilation for some dry load veggies (onions and potatoes), and for checking inside temp at rear of the trailer on cold or frozen loads. Some of our shippers require us to check temp every 6 to 12 hours. We usually do this when we fuel and/or change drivers.

HB

 

or when hauling chocolate, you open it up and take a whiff =))

 

WELL! Ain't u guys smartty pants. Why do a lot of trailers have screens welded over the inside of the doors if they are for pulping. GOLLY GOSH Junior. Esplain that to me.
And when she said to me,'My feelings for you are stronger than an acre of plowed up garlic." I married her. WE have a strong relationship.

 

Are y'all from Gilroy, California -- the garlic capitol?

Breathe deep!

MaN-0-MaN, cruising through Gilroy can sometimes bring tears to the eyes, and open the sinuses up.
Makes me crave Italian food.
Pizza anyone?
I'll buy the pies if y'all buy the beer.
COLD beer, please.
Good friends, good company, good (garlic) pizza and cold beer --- what's not to like?
Chug-A-Lug --- Chug-A-Lug.

 

The pulp probe fits thru the screen just right. We leave the pulp inside for quicker temp checks.

 

Stopped at a truck stop to get some load locks for a load I had just picked up. As I was installing them another driver stopped at the back of my trailer. When I turned around he said, "Driver you just made my day. I was going to just shut down here, but now I think I'll drive my full 11hrs. The smell coming from your trailer just revived me." I had just picked up a load from Yankee Candle.