Any cardboard hauler peeps out there?

Posted by SirDrWatson@reddit | Truckers | View on Reddit | 16 comments

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skeletons_asshole@reddit

Ran a bunch of those loads for Knight. Not much to say - "here's your trailer, put it over there" *points 400 miles away* - pretty much like the rest of dry van.

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Main_Section_1641@reddit

I’ve done it. What you want to know ?

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vizarhali@reddit

Is it piss bottle friendly ?

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Timmy98789@reddit

Yeah, bring a funnel.

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FishermanFabulous605@reddit

These bales are super absorbent and already stink like shit. Save the bottle for another day.

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evofromk0@reddit

This is not cardboard, this is rubbish.

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AndromedanPrince@reddit

paper plants use this this type.of recycled cardboard. rubbish to you, but money to others

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AndromedanPrince@reddit

my first job was a corrugated account. drop n hook, took frequent naps also

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TruckerKryten@reddit

Yeah, I used to pick up at Waste Management all the time then take it to the international paper Mills... It was decent, the pay wasn't great but it wasn't bad at the same time.

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banryu95@reddit

I handle it as LTL freight from time to time. Never flat bed, just dry van. New and recycling bails.

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Waste-College2768@reddit

No complaints from the cardboard places I’ve done other than very tight spaces sometimes. They usually load me under an hour.

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TripleTrucker@reddit

I used to pick those up from grocery stores many many years ago. Crappy pay but m-f home every night

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Steve_Mauro@reddit

Wanna move, but no customers in that space

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StoneDruid@reddit

I hate that goddamn place I don't think I've ever waited less than 5 hours, but if you're 5 mins late they'll make you reschedule

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SaltAndBitter@reddit

Eh... it gets me home if all else fails. Don't like to haul bales unless there's literally no other backhaul to be had, tho... damned things are always heavy and cheap

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Naborsx21@reddit

like 60% of what I do is paper :o