to all end dump haulers...

Up in your neck of the woods today @Arctic_fox dumped haydite in Tea, SD now going after Michael Johnson’s to take back to our yard.

 

You know years ago me and my dad paid good money to go on a pheasant hunt. Up here I gotta kick the s.o.b.’s out of the way so I can roll my tarp.

 

Since we’re sharing scenery pics, here’s one of Florida’s best views, sarcasm is strong on this one, enthusiasm for the sunshine state is quickly declining!

 

Yikes. Well I’ll try to cheer you up buddy this December and take a selfie whilst I’m on my back praying for the sweet relief death will bring after slipping on ice after having frostbite and a back spasm from shoveling snow in -37 weather with 40 mph winds. Then again come that time the traffic is probably even worse down there… so yea we might both be screwed this winter.

 

I just dumped golf course sand in Sioux Falls. Hauled a short load of beans for a flush load. Loading sunflower seeds just north of Sioux City in morning an heading home. They wanted me to load more meal up in the falls back to north Carolina but they didn't wanna wait for a Monday delivery an 18 hrs wasn't gonna get it there by Saturday. So still gonna go next week only from Illinois an to a different destination. Killer week this week. Did 8300 to the truck. Every week like that would be nice but I'm sure I'd be a very tired individual if that was the case.

 

Glad to see some posts rolling in again, starting to get a little busy on my end again, the last few weeks I’ve started by taking lime stone out to monroeville AL and of course rock back to FL on both rounds, backed those up with Anniston loads and rock back down. I’m hoping to see some fertilizer loads here shortly which would send me in different directions, did a round up to NC a few weeks back. Question for you @motocross25 do you feel a lot of “popping” in your seat and feet pulling the spread axle? I’ve greased the heck out of the 5th wheel but the spread hooked to this short wheelbase anthem sure has a different feel to it compared to my old closed tandem trailers, I’ve said it before, I’m not impressed with the build quality of the new Mack’s so maybe this is just how the truck is and will eventually break itself in. I’d love an old school, well maintained ride to drive one of these days, I’m a fan of the trailer, the truck leaves a lot to be desired. Good to see you around as well @Arctic_fox and @Professor No-Name

 

And here’s one of my biggest pet peaves with the job, why in the heck do some of these operators care so little about taking the extra care to NOT hit my dang bows, I cringe every time one of these idiots do it, especially with a loader that easily goes high enough to never come close to hitting them.

 

I had one intentionally put his bucket through all of them once. He was laughing at me dispite how much it costs to replace them. I got swing bows now just to avoid that #### issue.

Also yup im still kicking around. Just been busting my balls so i could afford the new semi i finished signing papers for today and not talking much.

 

Bought this today. It will be on the road in the next 7 to 10 days once i get the 5th wheel blocked up, an oil change, detail and the title has time to work though everyone who needs to have it to get plates.