SAND HAULING IN THE OILFIELD

Follow along as I haul a load of Frac sand to the oil field.

[@kevinthomas895]

Don't give up on KZbin. Keep posting videos!

[@TheLego22]

Your Videos are badass keep posting

[@GigMyRig]

That was an awesome video! Thank you, Nick.

[@chuckfinlay6093]

It’s not just a job but a fracking adventure 😋

[@kenlamar6163]

🤑 damn skippy

[@bazzinbulgaria4826]

Glad to see a real operator doing his job...done the way it should be!!

[@nickw900l]

Bazz inBulgaria thank you! 👍👍

[@kylebethel7299]

Nothing like how we do it in Pennsylvania lol. Tight roads and no shoulders make things tricky. Our trucks are as wide as the lanes that we're passing in. I'd be in heaven driving on thise kind of roads lol

[@nickw900l]

I believe I have the easies drive in the country. But, there’s alway a but. The Snow and wind can make it really dangerous in the winter though.

[@kylebethel7299]

No doubt man. I tell ya it's a whole different world up here in pa. The roads the weather the way we do things all have their differences

[@Harley365]

No kidding I fracked and hauled sand and water in pa for 7 years

[@kylebethel7299]

allthings bullets85 well no shit. Where ya hauling now

[@Harley365]

Kyle Bethel I drive all east of the Mississippi for watsontown trucking in milton pa. Not oilfield anymore

[@NewBeginningRecords]

great video man, thanks for the experience

[@nickw900l]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@rhondaway6221]

Hey Nick! This is great video! I recently took a job dispatching for 1845....great job with great people....but now I get to see what my drivers go through on their hauls....thank you so much!💜

[@nickw900l]

Glad I could shed some light for you! Good luck with your new job!

[@artofshine6537]

Haha wolfseek A savage lol

[@westcoasttanker]

Tanker work is the best,nice weather and beauty of a day.I hauled fuel for chevron for 20 years till they turfed us.I now haul grain feed truck tankers and that’s got to be easiest job I’ve ever had.

[@armandorobles2631]

Awesome!! I would like to be frac sand hauler to one day.😎🙋‍♂️

[@cbishop41483]

Haha i legit kept tried to wipe away the egg yolk bug guts from the screen thinking it was my boogers!!!

[@nickw900l]

Haha yeah I never noticed that until after I videoed the whole thing.

[@langlang87]

+Nick Duncombe Hey nick,I'm really considering getting my cdl but only doing local where i will be home every night if possible and not OTR.. Just wanna know if you think it's worth it? I'm 30 with no wife or kids so either way i will be alright,lol. I see plenty of people needing cdl drivers left and right but don't know if there is much money in it..

[@langlang87]

+Nick Duncombe If you also know the best and quickest way i can get my cdl without going to a school for it for many months that would awesome as well...

[@langlang87]

+Nick Duncombe Also,do you know a quick and not so pricey way to get a cdl?

[@ut000bs]

langlang87 Google is your friend. The Internet is full of your answers. Seriously. :)

[@sigma20xx]

How long did this one run take you? Also, how many hours of driving on average without traffic did you have to do between the loading and unloading areas in previous jobs?

[@nickw900l]

This run takes four to four and a half hours to round trip. Drive time is an hour and a half each way, so three hours. Here in Wyoming traffic isn't an issue, I only have three stop lights to deal with on this run.

[@alejandrovillafan2858]

You know what i noticed.... That they spray the city full of metal but out there in the country or whatever.... The clouds look amazing and REAL ...

[@bigdummy8414]

@Erik Satie nah bro.. the contrails produced by certain air vehicles will expand to cover the entire sky after a few hours of sitting. i've never seen a real cloud expand like these select few contrails

[@jjdlegend]

Your videos are legit NatGeo level. Easy to watch and very informative. ❤️🙏🏽

[@nickw900l]

Thank you for an amazing compliment!

[@1bigsample]

That’s a nice tractor and trailer. I admire you for sitting out low prices. Not many folks can afford to do that, especially with a nice rig

[@nickw900l]

Thank you! Yeah I made a promise to myself I wouldn’t chase work. I save money for the slow times. I have two little kids I feel I need to be home with them. With our oilfields here I can be home every night.

[@daveyjoneslocker4703]

Nick Duncombe wow! Home every night and good money?

[@nickw900l]

I don’t sleep in my truck unless I’m sitting on location getting paid. It happens but not very often, two or three time a year.

[@ryryk6977]

Canadian oil patch is doing pretty good as well

[@nickw900l]

That’s great!

[@timmyteabag69]

Nick Duncombe I live right by a Frac Sand storage facility and they were getting no business forever and now they have lineups

[@LoneWolf-jp1rz]

Wow amazing video and very informative. I'm hoping to make this as my career once I got enough experience under my belt of course.

[@electroniccheeks]

Compared to the oil patch I used to drive on. That place is HUGE!

[@orangepowerallischalmers2586]

Good old Rocket City and Highway 191. Is mm67 or up on the Mesa?

[@robertl.fallin7062]

try putting a pie plate with arm and hammer bakin soda in the floor of your truck or if you dont have carpet just sprinkle on floor. Will take out petroleum smell big time. If arm and hammer can cure Northern Jersey smell , is one powerfull aid!

[@nickw900l]

Ill have it give it a try.

[@codysmith4345]

That's one nice looking truck.

[@nickw900l]

Thank you. She’s pretty special to me. She’s paid for everything I own, and I’ve had this truck longer than I’ve been married.

[@whitetiger8652]

Great quality video, what kind of video recorder do you use? thanks for the vid!

[@nickw900l]

White Tiger all of this was videoed with a GoPro hero 4.

[@SuperKingKong71]

I remember the days when I worked on the Halibroken rigs. I drove water truck.

[@ttss5726]

pretty clever sand castle there it looks like an up righted truck. when they are done with them and need to move them do they just upright them down and drive away with them?

[@nickw900l]

Yeah the frame has hydraulic rams to raise and lower it.

[@egreenie3819]

That glob thats adhered to your windshield, did you hork that up from your lung??

[@ronaldreed7698]

e greenie From breathing the dust and oil mist around drilling sites.

[@robbieplaysfn400]

Nickduncobe

[@jeffhewitt8994]

Interesting in seeing this side of frac’ing nice job .i run the front half with a end dump hauling raw frac to the place that turns it into 40/70 or 100mesh then once it’s made I haul it to where you would pick it up

[@nickw900l]

Sweet, glad you got a chance to kinda see the other end of the process.

[@Hurst6969]

Very impressed they are using spotters!

[@bropellerjohnson919]

Nice!! I haul shipping containers from paper mill to ports in Savannah ga and s.c. What camera are you using for filming safe travels fellow trucker!!!

Libertarian TROLL I'm trying to get my CDL license in a few months. You say You Haul containers from South Carolina to Savannah how much money can a guy like myself with no experience working for a company and coming out of Charleston South Carolina going to Savannah earn per week

[@nickw900l]

I have several cameras but I only used a GoPro for this

[@SylentLight]

19 y/o starting sand hauling with C&J next week. Stoked

[@xxP1ST0LER0xx]

What state? How did you do you get with a company? Pm please!

[@00O000OO]

Did you have any driving experience or did they hire you with a fresh cdl?

[@titos1281]

Moving to texas to acquire my cdl. Do they hire fresh blood or do i need year/years of otr

[@cbremer83]

I spent a few years in ND and TX doing wireline. Seen a great many sand haulers come and go. lol

[@yazeed3881]

I have CDL A , not so much OTR experience but I have heavy equipment , dump trucks and various other vehicles experience plus mechanic and hydraulic equipment maintenance and looking for oilfield job . Any suggestions ?

[@redTanto]

Good driving.

[@burntsilverado]

Starting a new job hauling water next week in northern Colorado. Like your vids man, wish there were more.

[@ashton35]

How's it going?

[@bkpalos]

Cool video, and agree super hot track

[@MrCountrycuz]

I have ten years frame less dump trailer experience hauling all aspects of demolition materials. I have a clean MVR and would be interested in doing a stint in ND.

[@heersareofficial8272]

After trailer lease what do you take home at the end of week??

[@farmerjoy491]

Quick question is your hood strap down?

[@k.r.v.4219]

Hello there! Man that’s a big bug splat!! Not sure if you have used this method of cleaning bugs, but a good glass cleaner and nice sharp acrylic ice scraper works the best for me! Good luck with your load rates! Have fun and stay safe!

[@nickw900l]

Thanks for the window cleaning advice.

[@michaelowens5557]

Enjoy the vids!

[@nickw900l]

Thank you!

[@gregorycore9489]

OO are a good breed to have on location, fleet drivers are not so much. Speed limit is 20 here and I will get your job if you speed! Good luck and safe travels!

[@andrewpeterson5977]

If you have time would you be able to do a quick walk around of that trailer. I have seen them around in Wisconsin but don’t know anything about them. I know they haul fracking sand in northern Wisconsin but are those the same trailers they sometimes haul powered cement in?My second question is and don’t think I am mad or anything but what is it with everyone and this frac sand I thought they were starting to use something else besides sand.

[@aaishatillman7991]

Thank you for the video

[@fobbitoperator3620]

Judging by the interior of your cab, you good Sir are style'n & PROfile'n!!! Gotta keep a powerful audio system to help keep you awake on those 15 hour days. Hay'ell yeah!

[@nickw900l]

Haha thanks man. I don’t really have a system but I’ve got 7” pipes that will wake the dead!

[@fobbitoperator3620]

SSsooooo you're saying, "you're exhausted??" Nnnniiiiiiice!

[@nickw900l]

Haha 😂

[@oillease1881]

Please keep your eyes on the road. RR 33 S of Garden City, Texas...if you don't mind. Sitting at the end of the line with a load of concrete culverts on a drop deck dove tail trailer a "guy", I won't say who, but he was about 7'4" who got out of the truck he ran up on mine with and jerked his wheel at the last second so my cab and I weren't flattened by his W900KW with a sand frac trailer. I could have really done without that . OTOH, he didn't seem to really care although both rigs had to be hauled away as did I...in the ambulance. It was really fun strapped to a back board with a damned deputy sheriff talking non-stop while I was in agony. I still pay for it every day.. The giant truck driver is still probably running over other trucks with his ear pods in and his phone in hand. You gotta love that. DPS asked me did I have on my seatbelt. Shit no I said, I'm still alive ain't I? Idiot govt. mandates seatbelts in big rigs when most of the time you'd be better off to be "out" of it.

[@ryanvargas4889]

Trucking V-logs are underrated.

[@MrGabe1997]

Sick man! I’m over here in California kern country area in the oil fields too it’s picking up nice over here I’m a crane operator/flat bed driver out here wanting to get my own truck and haul soon barley gonna be 22 so waiting for a couple more years or so because insurance is probably going to be HIGH

[@iamagrownman4192]

661!

[@MrGabe1997]

Cory Shane yep yep

[@BillyBob-dl3zc]

Nice video! If I ever want to know what it’s like to travel at the speed of sound in a big rig - I just your video! Haha.

[@nickw900l]

Haha yeah

[@charleswhitmer4335]

Haul sand for a metal fab plant in Kentucky myself. Love it

[@vincentestone5764]

GREAT HANDS-ON VIDEO ! Post some tutorial videos . Thank You for taking the fear out of the unknown.

[@duggandh]

Blowers are old business, telebelt system 10 minute unloading, and a lot quieter. Good vid.

[@travismcneil272]

Daniel Duggan tbelt system is old it's straight sand boxes on the hopper now. I'd say in 3 yrs sand blowers will be completely out.

[@nickw900l]

Travis Mcneil starting to here talk about boxes coming this next year, and that’s why I lease a trailer these days.

[@oillease1881]

No shit.

[@londel1767]

thanks for the video, right now I'm an oil field mechanic but I'm thinking of buying my own Rig and doing what your doing. What kind of overhead expenses do you guys have to pay for other than your truck and insurance?

[@nickw900l]

Fuel and maintenance will be your biggest expense. Some places will pay you in a week or two, some will let you use a factoring company witch will cost you a couple percent. I am out 45 days on pay but after that I get paid weekly.

[@johnmilner6505]

Nice there in the summer...what do you do I the winter months though?..wyoming has the worse roads in winter..plus wind..

[@nickw900l]

I do the same work, the roads suck but it’s what we do. I’ve gotten used to driving on crappy roads it not a big deal anymore.

[@worksmartpaul]

Cool man!

[@seanstjohn6777]

I work with a company called 1845 Oilfield Services we all sand right now there's unlimited work there's very few drivers you can make if you own your own truck 6500 to 10000 a week

[@flfun1684]

do they have limits of age of your truck?

[@nickw900l]

My truck is 22 years old!

[@flfun1684]

Sean St John What the age limitcof the truck you can own with your employer?

[@charlenehall9152]

Wow really can you email me?

[@NFLYoungBoy223]

Can you be a truck driver at 18?

[@631strongislandkid]

This music makes me wanna walk around in slow motion.

[@andrewboldt8379]

I just realized your a town over I'm in Green River good videos man

[@nickw900l]

Right on, hard core county 4 haha!

[@ChrisJB84]

That's what I'm doing in Ohio. Not cans though, running boxes. You guys out west have huge pads! Drilling and fracing on the same pad. Wow. What sand do you all use out there? We primarily use 30/50 40/70 and 100 mesh.

[@nickw900l]

There has been talk of boxes. These pads have around 20 wells on them. They drill two side by side move over about 20 feet and start drilling again they frac them right away.

[@williambolger5296]

Nice one, greetings from Ireland

[@nickw900l]

Thank you!

[@joesanders4274]

Time for some new bushings in that hood. Make a cowgirl jealous lol

[@joelperalta3056]

What were you doing when you had the truck parked? Just curious. I need to have somthing to fall back just in case.

[@nickw900l]

The first six minutes months I spent lots of time in the mountains enjoying life. I helped my rancher friend and put a roof on a neighbors house. Just some odd work here and there. My wife has a pretty good job and I had saved quite a bit of money. The next six months I worked for Old Dominion doing local P&D.

[@joelperalta3056]

I'm a hispanic. Trumps got my vote 2020

[@drzdenizen]

If you don't mind answering, what was the difference in rates? Back when you thought the rates were too low and now.

[@nickw900l]

NoHeater So I’m doing different work now. The water hauling got real cheap. There were plenty of companies willing to do the work for almost nothing. Now hauling sand in Wyoming it’s all about supply and demand. They are Fracing like crazy and there just isn’t enough truck around anymore. So the rates have gone back to what I was making in the boom (2006-2009). It’s definitely really good money but all you do is work.

[@nickw900l]

NoHeater Sorry I cant discuss doller amounts, I’ve signed a contract to keep rates confidential.

[@natemartin5175]

Good ol Cardwell out of Utah!

[@00buck80]

Good Video... that's how it is except for when the roads to the oilfield are so bad that your truck shakes apart! I have lost a power steering pump and all of my stuff off the dash! it can be insane bumpy ride!

[@nickw900l]

00 Buck Yeah I’ve been there! Check out my other video hauling water. Ridiculous rough roads

[@jasoncrowell189]

Great video! Do you mind if I use it to show my Drivers?

[@nickw900l]

Jason Crowell sure go for it.

[@ezekielwilliams57]

did anyone scrape their screen when you seen the yellow stuff

[@lochinvar50]

I've been exposed to automatic. Can I work on frac sand hauling?

[@antonlee2655]

Thanks for sharing

[@pg939]

Hello sir I own my truck and been looking to get it working... right now I’m hauling crude oil but it don’t pay much... how can I get into the field your in

[@mrIbanez40]

Many miles do you end up driving a day?

[@nickw900l]

+mrIbanez40 Usually around 400.

[@robertphillips41]

Your running a pneumatic trailer is that right? When offloading do you run your air pressure at 10psi or 15psi?

[@nickw900l]

I run my pressure around 12-13 pounds

[@robertphillips41]

Nick Duncombe ah ok. I worked for a company called glen tay transportation. When trailers came in with products in them we had to empty them and depending on what it was we had different psi for them. When we washed the trailers for change over we got them to 15psi for blow out and drying. The cement haulers were the worst.

[@nickw900l]

Yeah sand is about 100lbs per cubic foot so it’s pretty heavy and a little harder to push. Don’t get me wrong a lot of guys will push it as hard as they can but I pay for my equipment and I don’t want to burn it up.

[@robertphillips41]

Nick Duncombe yup company trucks and equipment. I sent enough to the repair shop because the guys driving just didnt care. Have a good day.

[@TimHollis3006]

What are all of the Haliburton trucks doing there?

[@nickw900l]

They are fracing the wells

[@biggab82ify]

Milking the clock. Yaaaaahhh

[@jgray3172]

What is the blower ? What does it do and how do you use it on your truck please can you explain the blower process on a truck at the oil field

[@Farrell0208]

Would this be a hard end of the industry to get into without owning your own truck? I know a lot of guys say you buy your own truck but not everyone is suited or even wants to buy a truck and worry about maintenance costs, fuel expenses, ifta, taxes, etc. If there are company driver positions out there, what could one expect to make on avg?

[@nickw900l]

There are lots of company driver jobs but I’m not sure on pay

[@bandog6391]

Here I am try to wipe off my phone screen and it's really on the truck windshield..lol

[@nickw900l]

Nicc 206 I know right.

[@2112poopie]

Literally just did that and felt like a dumbass.

[@dej506]

I drove a vacuum truck in the oilfields for many years. That was in the 70's. Then moved into hauling hazardous waste locally and then otr. I always made very very good money. I was able to buy three houses cash through the years and did retire early a few years ago. I got tired of all the increasing regs!

[@dej506]

alfred selle Just facts my friend. Drove for over 40 years. Is that bragging too? I thought my little story was just enough to confirm to the newer drivers, that money can be had if you work in the right industry and work your ass off. Is that bragging? Anyway, you Hava great day. e

[@shayearl2369]

David De Jesus your right. Gotta stay away from general freight. It is cheap and everyone does it for low broker rates. Specialized is where it's at

[@NewBeginningRecords]

I didn't take that as bragging bro, your story inspired me & motivated me as soon as I read it. Thanks.

[@ttss5726]

Snow flake? you one of those that hates the truth of reality so you automatically need to say something negative? Yup sounds like a todays snow flake to me. The man was simply saying work hard and it pays get over it snow flake cause har workers of today consist of these idiot zombies that walk around with their phones attached to them all day

[@longboardguy]

David De Jesus no need to justify to idiots like that. Work hard get payed well and play hard. I'm just about 30 years old now and have worked in the oil fields as a mechanic and make a lot of money. Some get jealous some envy but most won't work the hours or time away from family that I do. I love it and plan to leave it eventually. Take care

[@asabs2000]

where are you located i would say this isnt Alberta im used to Alberta oil fields

[@shermanjack7251]

Wassup nick are you in Texas

[@nickw900l]

Nope, im in Wyoming.

[@carldabelstein328]

looked like Rock Springs sand yard

[@codiekennedy8046]

I had herd that felons can be truck drivers for expedited and that theirs a company (cr England I think?) That has a school that will take pretty much anyone who applies and you can either pay for the class or sign a contract to drive for them for a year and at the end of a year you can leave or drive for them still or drice for them and get a truck and they finance it for you. Any knowledge on this? Think I got the cr england name wrong but somethi g close to that.

[@larrywiggins672]

Do you also haul a class g cement or is that a different co.

[@nickw900l]

Nope I just haul sand.

[@liftedchevy303]

Is that rock springs Wyoming?

[@stevewilson9792]

Yeah sir! Our home for 38 great years. I DK about Nick's duration in RS though.

[@mhuffer94]

I'm looking at getting into the oil field. I'm a cdl holder, been driving for prime almost a year. Swinging doors is killing me ughhh.....

[@nickw900l]

I couldn't do it.

[@mhuffer94]

Yeah. Im dying in this field. I eventually want to do frac sand hauling, heavy haul, etc... my 58 mph truck is killing me. Anyways, like your videos. Keep it up!!!

[@nickw900l]

Wow thats rough. Now is a good time to get started in the oilfield there is plenty of work.

[@chinomex6949]

Nick Duncombe quick question sir. As an owner operator how much money can you make?

[@nickw900l]

Chino Mex You know it’s really a toss up. I’ve known of a lot of owner operators going broke. In the oil field I think you can make more than a company driver, But you have huge maintenance bills.

[@jguerra0117]

Just discovered your channel and you have some great content. I got three questions for you, 1. Does hauling sand require a tanker endorsement? 2. Do you still run logs even if you just went that short distance? 3. On a scale from 1-10 10 being most likely, how likely is it for an 18 year old with a CDL to get a job hauling sand? Thanks.

[@nickw900l]

Thank you. You do not need a tanker endorsement. Yes I run a log book because some days it will take me 14 hours to get done. If you don't run a log book you have to stay under 12 hours. It's probably going to be hard to find a job being 18, because most, if not all insurance companies will not insure you, sorry.

[@act6629]

Nick I live in Houston and have been offered a job hauling sand for a Texas company. Would like to know more info about it from a driver who’s already doing it. How many loads are you able to do in a day when the weather is decent like it is in the video, how much $$ can a company driver make in a week on average, how demanding are your superiors, what are the tips that would come in handy for a driver who’s never hauled sand before, aside from the actual work how is life as a sand hauler different from OTR, etc thanks in advance

[@nickw900l]

Every area is different, here in Wyoming the money is pretty good right now. The tough part about the job is your on call all the time. I’m not sure how it is in your area but where I’m at I haul two to three loads a day witch will average 10-14 hours then I’m off for 10 hours then I’m on call. We don’t really have a scheduled witch can be tough.

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Wathing that hood shack on your w900 and seeing those 389s makes me want to find a decent 389 myself and reguster it as not for hire farm use so i can drive the damn thing...

[@AlexD-fq5zm]

Thank you for the quick badaas ride

[@nickw900l]

Thanks for watching!

[@dariusmorrison7758]

Just graduated truck driving school considering coming to Dakota to haul water any suggestions guys???

[@BlohmandBlohmer]

What changed that you were out of work for years then now you are working with good paying rates?

[@nickw900l]

The oil field picked back up where I live. The demand for trucks went up because companies left the oil field or shut their doors. With the demand higher the rates came up.

[@DaKdawg]

Almost went out there to Texas to do just this. I think I'm missing out. Thanks for the vid.

[@fredbennett9849]

Hey boss...what camera are you using?

[@nickw900l]

I used s GoPro hero 4

[@livinglavishchannel4528]

What kw do u have, or wats the best semi to use with sleeper

[@nickw900l]

+Jay Blond I have a W900. In the oil field any truck will work. I prefer a W900 or a Peterbult 379. They have less plastic and seem to hold up a lot longer.

[@livinglavishchannel4528]

Nick Duncombe sounds good, thanks for the straight answers. Cool viedos btw, im on the way picking mny truck soon, n looking for a company to work for. Ill keep watching for more tips !!

[@shadowdaffy9788]

Is that your truck or do they have their own trucks you use?

[@nickw900l]

I own my truck. The company I work with does have trucks and company drivers though.

[@thomasaiwohi5981]

Looks like your sky light windows are up . Great vid good to know. Thanks. In Jesus name we pray amen.

[@cd2728]

hey I got a question for you. I work on Frac locations like the one in your video. A sand hauler told me he gets $1500 per load of sand and try's to haul 2 loads a day. That sounds like a lot of money. Is that possible?

[@nickw900l]

That sounds like a lot of money to me to. It pays good but I’ve never seen it pay that good.

[@guerrero14100]

I got a question brother what do you think about lease programs in the Frac sand industry after working for them for four years you pay off the truck

[@guerrero14100]

Is that I'm thinking of getting into it but not sure to go straight into the lease program or just go to Odessa and try it out but they pay with a 1099 see how the hauling frac industry is would you have any advice for me

[@nickw900l]

I really don’t know much about a lease program, but you can make really good money but you want to be careful and not get over extended. The oil field work is up and down and I’ve seen a lot of guys buy a truck at the wrong time and go broke. I figure you have two good years possibly six (if trump gets re-elected)

[@guerrero14100]

@@nickw900l thanks

[@clintmiller88]

Would have liked to see the sand from the silo into the truck don’t know if that’s possible seems cool though.

[@Phantompain7]

Just curious Why don’t they use end dump Trailers?

[@nickw900l]

Because we are unloading it into a portable silo. Then they pull out what they need for the individual jobs.

[@TrapalotBando]

Andy Boily u

[@oilfieldtom5458]

Out here in the bakken hauling frac sand going good just got word of atleast a year of hauling for me with one crew alone

[@nickw900l]

Awesome! glad you have work.

[@teamroper2006]

Thomas Schroepfer what Frac company are you hauling for?

[@darrylgraham5538]

Nice video bro

[@BLACKNIGHTCODING]

Do you own the trailer also?

[@nickw900l]

No, i owned a pneumatic trailer but sold it when I quit hauling sand in 2012 to start hauling water. I lease a trailer from the company that brokers me load.

[@Unduplicatable]

Two spotters?! Dang, this sounds more corporate than a strict corporation.

[@nickw900l]

They were more eye candy for the company than spotters. Just there to stop you when you’re far enough back.

[@mikearmstrong9233]

Thankyou sir