Where's u tankers loading at this morning

Interesting delivery this morning
Taking a 3 comp to the university of Notre Dame.
Peoplenet says new customers no directions

 

In Madisonville Ky getting unloaded. Raining like crazy, glad it's customer does everything unload. Entrance door marked 13' 5" and I have a condo , had to go in slow make sure I can get in.

 

The stuff I haul is asphalt based waterproofing.....Just asphalt with rubbery compound and resins mixed in.
Considered non-hazmat for some reason but thats fine with me....

Just turned northern Michigan....back to Charlotte.
Off to Indy tomorrow.

 

She's gorgeous~! Ahhhhh the tender years. Mine's gonna be 17 in a few months and just messaged me about what needs worked on ... on her car this weekend. Yaya.
That's well worth the time off, man. Enjoy it. Every moment.

 

Interesting... what's your plac #s??? J/W. . . . nothing I'm familiar with, but cool nonetheless~! What's your weights with that stuff?? Mine's just a tad over a ton, for 1 cubic yard. 3257 (hot) a tad more than the 6122 (basic stuff.)

 

Where exactly were you, and how slow was it? Who is hauling crude in that area?

I'd love to gather crude in that area, so any information you can share would be much appreciated.

 

Did my delivery to Notre Dame this morning was heading to St. Michaels laundry service on campus. We have a pretty big account for hospitals and laundry services.
got off The In. toll road at exit 77 for Notre Dame, Parked and called the phone number I had on my bills
no answer, So I get a little closer call again call again and Sharon answers. *Do I trust Sharon or my gps?*
I choose Sharon, Well she gave me the way there so she thought, sent me thru 2 roundabouts and she missed a turn I needed to make but lucky for me the receiving guy seen me going past my turn and ran me down and got me back on track.
Simple air off but could only use 6-7psi to avoid turning their tanks in to bubbles.
Anyway on the way out of there is only one simple turn and your on the road back to the toll road.

 

I did not see any water or sand trucks running in the area from Levelland to Lubbock and north. That doesn't mean there weren't any, but compared to two summers ago, it's dead. The guys at the service center were standing around with not a lot to do, which indicates to me that there's not a lot going on where stuff is getting broken for them to fix.

It would be interesting to find out if it's busier south of there and also further east by Pearsall and that area. My theory is that when the oil trucks are running hard, it's good for all of the rest of us too.

I did talk to a guy in the Midwest who was headed to North Dakota with equipment. He said it's really gearing up there. He was also running equipment to Utah and Colorado, so I suspect Texas can't be far behind.

 

My busy is now, but for the rain in Ohio...still moving product, tho.

ps: Bud, I was just picking on ya / joking with you re: the PTO ..... #### happens. Hope all is well on your new venture~!

 

Next time, listen to Jill instead of Sharon ?!?!?