[crzy4trkn]

looking for info on the reefer division please.

[Uturn2001]

You will run a lot of east coast loads with Schugel. Probably 75-80% of their loads go to the New England States.

I do not know if they still do, but when I worked there they hauled a lot of Kraft and Jennie-O loads.

[crzy4trkn]

I live in massachuetts so that will be good.

Originally Posted by crzy4trkn

I live in massachuetts so that will be good.

No it won't. Living in MA, why the hell would you pull for a $hit-bag company like that?

There's good money to be made in this industry if you know where to look. And that's the real key. I see a lot of guys working for peanuts when they could easily be doing better somewhere else in the industry. You just have to know where to look.

[outtaservice]

Originally Posted by crzy4trkn

I live in massachuetts so that will be good.

You could try Regency out of Franklin, MA. They run the NE with a few Mid-Atlantic runs. You won't do much sitting around with them, they'll keep you moving.

[Orangetxguy]

WOW...CFM has a personal grudge against J&R Schugel :!: :!: :?:

[outtaservice]

Sorry, didn't notice you said reefer division.... how about Van-Pak out of Springfield, MA?

[crzy4trkn]

if you have less than 1 year experance van-pak wants you to team from east coast to california for $625.00 round trip.

[coalregion]

Originally Posted by crzy4trkn

if you have less than 1 year experance van-pak wants you to team from east coast to california for $625.00 round trip.

Is that per person or split? My guess is probably split.... :shock: