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- October 22, 2021
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Soon it will be snowing in many parts of the country and snow control will be in hot demand. If you are looking for a way to make some cold cash this winter, you’re in luck. With a Dump Truck a salt spreader, and a few supplies, you can be on your way to earning a lucrative living. It’s a smart addition to your snow removal business or makes a great stand-alone option as well.
A salt spreader device distributes salt on the road. It attaches to the rear end of a Dump Truck where it dispenses salt as the truck moves. The operator of the Dump Truck typically uses a sodium chloride-based rock salt to do the job. Other options include magnesium chloride, potassium chloride, or calcium chloride.
- October 15, 2021
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Autumn is here in all its glory and tourists are out in droves taking in the fall foliage and enjoying the cooler temperatures. If you make your living in a commercial work truck, beware. Along with watching out for rubberneckers, there are some other things to look out for too.
The Issues Leaves LeaveMost drivers don’t realize that the beautiful leaves they are trucking through on the road pose huge hazards. They become very slick when exposed to rain or snow and can make it virtually impossible to stop, sending you hydroplaning down the highway. Leaves can also collect on the underside of your truck which can clog your exhaustion.
Harvest SeasonFall marks harvest season for many crops so you need to beware that farmers all across [...]
- October 15, 2021
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Flatbed Trucks are one of the most popular types of commercial work trucks and for good reason. They are versatile vehicles for transporting items of all sizes, even irregular-shaped ones. If you’re looking to get into the trucking industry, you’ll definitely want to check into getting behind the wheel of a Flatbed.
A Flatbed Truck is a large commercial work vehicle with a flat body and no roof or sides around the bed. It is typically used to transport heavy loads that can withstand exposure to outdoor elements such as rain, snow, and direct sun. The design of the bed is perfect for loads that are oddly shaped or that would be too wide for a truck sporting an enclosed body.
Common Uses for Flatbed TrucksFlatbed Trucks can be [...]
- October 14, 2021
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With the busiest time of the year quickly approaching, the trucking industry is facing a serious shortage of truckers like never before. The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently reported that the trucking transportation industry is 6% below the pre-pandemic trucking force of 1.52 million workers.
The situation is so severe, President Biden addressed the nation concerning the problem, announcing a 24/7 port schedule to ease supply chain issues. Once the goods come into the country, however, they still must be delivered to their destination.
The fact of the matter is that if you have ever entertained the thought of starting up your own transport and delivery company, now is the time when the demand for drivers is unprecedented.
Basically, all you need to get geared up for a delivery and transportation company is the willingness to work and a truck. Some [...]
- September 4, 2021
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A Reefer Truck, also called a Refrigerated Truck, is a box-type truck designed to transport perishable goods that need to stay cold or frozen. This kind of truck differs from Cooling Vans that are simply vented and insulated. They allow for the hauling of both frozen and refrigerated freight because the temperature can be adjusted – even with the capability to heat goods as well.
Reefer Trucks are used in many industries including food transportation, floral delivery, medical and pharmaceutical supply transporting, and even food truck servicing. They are becoming more popular than ever.
Efficient Solutions in Cold ChainReefer Trucks are built to offer viable solutions in the transportation of perishables and, unlike a Cooling Van, allows you to control the temperature in a multitude of ways such as [...]
- September 3, 2021
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Lions and tigers and bears…no way. But, have you ever entertained the thought of owning a traveling petting farm animal zoo? It’s not only tons of fun, it’s easy to start up and isn’t baaaad profit either.
All jokes aside, mobile petting zoos can bring in big bucks – averaging up to $200 per hour. With the initial investment and ongoing feeding and upkeep of the barnyard animals along with a Box Truck or Cab and Chassis outfitted for the cause, you’ll be on the road to a lucrative business.
Educational and fun, mobile petting zoos are a hit at birthday parties, libraries, public events, churches, schools, and daycares. They are especially popular during the milder months like fall and spring.
Here’s the pecking order of what you’ll need:
Paperwork
