Posted by Dave from MN on January 29, 2011 at 09:07:03 from (75.94.148.103):
OK, Alot of guys haul grain on the side, that own their own rig, or haul mainly and farm on the side. I often wonder when your grain is picked up on off days and the rig will be sitting at their place for a day or so, or maybe even a few hours, how do you know you arent contributing to feeding their animals. You know, open the hopper let 40-50 bushels, or less drop out and then scoop her up with the skid laoder to feed. Also, how do you KNOW that your quality grain is being delivered under YOUR name, and not being delivered under another name, and subsequently having a load of lesser quality or test weight, or even less grain delivered under your name? Other than having your own rig, how do you know that what you load gets where it has to go on the up and up?
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