So, driving tanker seems profitable, whats the catch?

mine was short but very thick....but I dont see why they say it wont seal with a neatly trimmed beard...and I was told if its super bad stuff like chlorine or amonia then they unload it

 

Sorry was out of range for a few days.

Thanks, realsupatrucka! I actually did a Unit search (google images) and found it. Said to self, "COOL!!!" and liberated it from the internet.

Not sure where it came from originally, But it is my unit crest and I Love the way it looks!!! I'm shallow that way! LOL!!!

 

We have to carry a respirator although I've ONLY ever had to use it at a load point when I was in Arizona a couple months back. It was mandatory to load there. However I have never had to use it anywhere else. It's just a CYA measure for the company.

Had to shave the "goat". The wife had a memorial and was depressed for a month. LOL.

Acid and caustic. Have never had to break it out other than down there.

 

Who do you yank a tank for

 

Was with Turner Gas out of Salt Lake. But switched to BJ Cecil out of Arizona last week.

 

I was just in Tucson thursday. ..dropped off some caustic out there

 

Was down running from Globe to Safford for a couple months on temporary assignment. Was burning up my 70 every week. We liked it down there. But then again it wasn't summer yet. LOL LOL LOL

The wife and I are ACTUALLY trying to get to (move) Northern Florida HOPEFULLY around next Christmas.

 

Like tampa or Orlando?

 

Not to get in to your business but I would not recommend it. Florida is full of bugs just like the whole South. I tell you I came here to Mississippi from San Diego, CA and I am moving back this summer living here is practically impossible for 6 months out of the year we got so many bugs. I can't wait to go back to my nice dry dessert with a beach.

 

So with yanking tanks - are you supplying power only? Or are all tanker jobs straight company employment?