New To Hauling Grain.

I will soon start a new job hauling grain for the first time. I will be hauling from grain elevators to the ethanol plants here in Iowa. Pulling hopper trailer. I want to know what to expect, be aware of, or any advice before my first day on the job?

According to my brother, who sometimes hauls grain in the fall, you should know where all the scales are, since you just might be overweight.

I haul enzymes to ethanol plants in Iowa (and elsewhere). There are always grain trucks rolling through those plants. It seems like a lot of times they are sitting and waiting a bit to be inloaded, although a couple of them at a plant told me that it's because this is the busy season.

Might be overweight?? Hahaha.. I grew up on a farm. Yes, you'll be overweight. Good luck and may the Force be with you. 2 things I'd never consider hauling.. a tanker, and grain. All that dust would be tearing up my allergies.

Will that trailer be a mack and a bottom drop?

Bottom drop.

Bottom drops are much easier but stay as far away from weight stations as you can

Bottom drop.