Our New Kenworth

[CoalRollinRoosterCruiser]

Originally Posted by highland512

Well guys it has been raining for the past 48 hrs. So when the sun comes back out I will get the pictures.

Excuses Excuses

[highland512]

The new Walking floor is going on our old W900. There is no way in the world I would ever send a new truck in to the field to beat down corn stocks. The New trucks going on our 48' stainless dry box. Their forecasting sun tomorrow so will get some pictures. Dont worry guys I wont keep you hanging!

[RRonning1984]

Originally Posted by highland512

The new Walking floor is going on our old W900. There is no way in the world I would ever send a new truck in to the field to beat down corn stocks. The New trucks going on our 48' stainless dry box. Their forecasting sun tomorrow so will get some pictures. Dont worry guys I wont keep you hanging!

You my friend are a procrastinator!

[ABOBB]

Originally Posted by highland512

Where they out of?

Basic location for Wischemeier Trucking is Seymour IN!!!

[Gear Jammer]

Originally Posted by ABOBB

Basic location for Wischemeier Trucking is Seymour IN!!!

Its Tampico Indiana.

[highland512]

Originally Posted by ABOBB

Basic location for Wischemeier Trucking is Seymour IN!!!

Do they pull alot of anhydrous bottles? If so I see alto of their trucks in the spring.

[ABOBB]

Originally Posted by Gear Jammer

Its Tampico Indiana.

I know that, you know that, but most folks wouldn't be able to find Tampico on a map. Just for the record, I've known Steve since we were kids, my youngest brother dispatches for him, and both of my brothers work on his pulling tractor. My middle brother is Steve's crew chief and drives part of the time.

Originally Posted by highland512

Do they pull alot of anhydrous bottles? If so I see alto of their trucks in the spring.

They pull all of the fertilizer for Jackson-Jennings Farm Bureau Co-op, including bottles. Those bottles run most of the year, hauling anhydrous during one season, and propane during another. Only down time is when they are being fanned to switch from one product to another.

They also haul a lot of other stuff. Grain, glass, stone, ag-lime, produce (pickles, tomatoes, green beans, etc). Pretty much if they can move it in a hopper, a dump trailer, a tanker, or a supplied trailer, and the pay is worth making the trip, they'll haul it!

[highland512]

Originally Posted by ABOBB

They pull all of the fertilizer for Jackson-Jennings Farm Bureau Co-op, including bottles. Those bottles run most of the year, hauling anhydrous during one season, and propane during another. Only down time is when they are being fanned to switch from one product to another.

They also haul a lot of other stuff. Grain, glass, stone, ag-lime, produce (pickles, tomatoes, green beans, etc). Pretty much if they can move it in a hopper, a dump trailer, a tanker, or a supplied trailer, and the pay is worth making the trip, they'll haul it!

Ok, that's what I thought, we run into Evansville in the fall and I have seen there trucks in grain lines.

[6point0damn2004]

I would love to drive 600hp, might as well have more power and not need it then have not enough and wind up needin' it

so where the heck is the trailer pics?

[10whit7]

that truck is simply badass