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glasman2 05-15-2008 07:49 PM

Milky Way
 
Anyone here ever work for them?
If so, please tell me anything you can, good, bad, ect.

Twilight Flyer 05-15-2008 08:00 PM

I hate Milky Ways. Snickers are much better. 8)

Orangetxguy 05-15-2008 09:56 PM

They used to be union. Don't know if that is still true. Milk haulers.

Colin 05-16-2008 08:41 AM

They run weekends, I know that much. If I'm looking at local, I want it to be as 'regular' as possible.

Jumbo 05-17-2008 02:27 AM

I thought this was a joke till I got to our terminal in Springfield,MO and on the other side of the fence in the tank repair place there was a milk tanker with "Milky Way" right there on the side.

Orangetxguy 05-17-2008 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jumbo
I thought this was a joke till I got to our terminal in Springfield,MO and on the other side of the fence in the tank repair place there was a milk tanker with "Milky Way" right there on the side.


Jumbo...the Milky Way transport you saw, is a different company than the one Glassman inquired about...even though both carry the same product...Milk.

Glasman asked about Lynden Transport's "Milky-Way". Those drivers...when I lived up in the Seattle area, were in the Teamsters Union, and hauled milk for "Quality Check" milkers association, "DairyGold" milkers association, "Smith Brothers" dairy and "Wilcox Farms"...the largest private dairies in the Northwest.


The company you saw, Jumbo; http://www.milky-waytransport.com/

And the one Glasman asked about; http://www.ltii.lynden.com/ltii/milky_way.html

CB JR. 05-17-2008 05:08 PM

Around here they had an ad in the paper over a year ago advertising for 17-19/hr. They were union then, probably still are now. Nice trucks and you'll be pulling those double tankers onto dairy farms. It can be a messy gig walking all over watery cow crap slurry on the ground every time you get out of the truck.

Colin 05-17-2008 05:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CB JR.
Around here they had an ad in the paper over a year ago advertising for 17-19/hr. They were union then, probably still are now. Nice trucks and you'll be pulling those double tankers onto dairy farms. It can be a messy gig walking all over watery cow crap slurry on the ground every time you get out of the truck.

I've stepped in worse for less money.
It's a 40 minute commute for me unless they have a yard close by, which I don't believe they do.

Fredog 05-17-2008 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Colin
Quote:

Originally Posted by CB JR.
Around here they had an ad in the paper over a year ago advertising for 17-19/hr. They were union then, probably still are now. Nice trucks and you'll be pulling those double tankers onto dairy farms. It can be a messy gig walking all over watery cow crap slurry on the ground every time you get out of the truck.

I've stepped in worse for less money.
It's a 40 minute commute for me unless they have a yard close by, which I don't believe they do.

.

The milky way trucks here in Georgia haul animal fat

glasman2 06-16-2008 01:18 AM

Well guess I'll find out for myself how this co is.
They say you need 2 yrs otr to apply, I have 14 months and got hired :) .

Talked to a few drivers and all have been happy with them so far.
I turn in my truck to Interstate tomorrow, got pp to Kent , then to Tacoma.


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