A long night of below freezing temps coming up starting tomorrow night. But, we seem to have everything covered. The people living there? Well I hope so. I wasn't feeling so spunky when I got back so my visit was short and sweet. I dunno but that shed will definitely have both heaters going. On low, but going in case one can't keep up with it. Saving my pipes/seals/gaskets from damage is the point.
I won't have to drive night time hours in the icy road conditions. Tomorrow morning is regular nice weather - well a bit cool but nothing like what's coming. Monday I have late load. I guess thank the good Lord for a late load considering it's a bit dicey driving in the dark and not being able to see the road surface knowing it's 24 degrees and black ice/ice/frozen bridges might be ripe for serious problems.
Today went relatively well. The guy that takes forever to washout trailers has apparently been given the revelation that most people don't want to wait an hour and a half to 2 hours for the same results as the other guys doing it in 25 minutes. The loading plant was crazy. One of the plant's drivers took the wrong product to a similar place as what I deliver to - and same product I deliver. He got under the wrong trailer, went down there, unloaded and of course all hell broke loose.
2 jobs ago, I was taking pipe and product down there to build that plant. At the very beginning when they were working on storm drainage and such. And really, throughout the project we took down truckload after truckload of stuff. Those types of plants use a lot of water. I don't know the outcome, I assume they would have had to shut that plant down, drain everything out, clean everything out and refill before firing up again. I am guessing the plant is going to have a big bill coming their way.
Well, there is no possibility of that for us. The only product coming out of the hose that fills our trailers is the glue for various plants - mostly GP plants - making plywood. This driver had the right paperwork but the wrong trailer, that was the issue.
That's my world currently. It's just dealing with people and their stuff. Like, whoever is blowing up the toilet. No way to figure out who is doing it, but it really sucks to walk into a bathroom and see dried liquified poop all over the bowl
The truck still has the issue with the bank of lights not working. I'm not going into the fuse panel to try and figure it out, not my job. I do minor stuff, sometimes mid-level stuff but that's more than I'm getting myself into. Our mechanics will have to figure it out and I will end up wasting many hours on whatever day that's going to happen. Soon, I can say that, I can't be driving it like that forever. It's not a safety issue, it's just a lot of extra lights for looks, not for law. But, if they're on there? Troopers want them to all work. I would guess there is a raw wire touching the frame somewhere the way it instantly blows the fuse. But it really could be a lot of things. Not my job, as the old saying goes and in this case, quite the truth.
That's about it. A few birthdays going on around here, one a few days ago and another coming up in 4 days.
As for me? Time for bed.