When you sleep in a reefer, how loud is the noise?

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Then you shouldn't be thinking about driving a truck..... or doing anything else that might require ANY physical effort whatsoever.

 

Nope, but I've suffered chronic wrist pain from *other* activities.

 

TMI

(Dang Marine)

 

Most times i liked the reefer back there , i got used to it, then when it wasnt back there i couldnt sleep or at home ether, still to this day i run with a box fan at end bed , just for the noise, but yes once in the truck and it cyly on off , it gental vib the truck and that put me too sleep ,the reefers i didnt care about was the show runners with 6 inch stacks opean, along with opean reefer stack, now them were loud truck, but i think i take my reefer over then jesus freak in a bright pink peterbilt listen to who knows what playing thru his 3200 watt sterio, parked next too me, and keeping the whole truck stop awake, Everett.

 

When you pull a reefer, you quickly get used to the constant hum of the engine. No problem. Pulling refrigerated freight, you are usually running hard, and not getting much sleep anyway. When you do get a few hours to lay down, you will go right to sleep. Never notice the unit running.

 

Naw I gonna park right next to a skate board just because one of the skate boards woke me up one night and I had to move. But it wasnt the trailer making noise. This sheet head truck was louder than a 747 10" pipes that stuck about 2" above his flat top I dont know how the hello he sleep in that thing it had to be the loudest truck I have ever heard. I just dropped my trailer and went to the car parking lot

 

i like parking next too skate boards! because they are mostly O/O!! and i don't have to worry about my front end being tak"N off

 

The only time I was tempted to sleep in the reefer, it was 100 degrees in the shade and the A/C went out in my loaner truck......I came real close to moving my mattress to the wagon!

 

Sleeping in a tanker might be quieter. Like a sensory deprivation chamber.