Reefer myths and legends

614988

{"text":"I'm not sure if this is exactly where I should put this, but I figured since this was a reefer forum, I'd try it. My dad, who has been a reefer driver for almost all of his 34 years in trucking, perpetuates this sort of \"myth\" that reefer trucks always stick together on truck stop lots, and that dry vans, tankers, flatbeds, and everybody else hates reefers and tries to stay away from them. Is this really true? Right now we are at a truck stop for the night and we are one of four or five reefers in a line. Do reefers coming on and off during the night really irritate other non-reefer drivers? And will people who hate reefer noise really go out and shut one off in the middle of the night because they are so annoyed with it? If any of you have any other reefer myths or legends, put them here for me, please","pics":"[]","canComment":true}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"I take whatever empty spot is available. If other drivers get annoyed with the sound of my reefer unit that’s too bad. Invest in ear plugs I guess. Lol.","replyToPid":0}

614988

{"replyTo":"","text":"HAHAH. that's right Thanks","replyToPid":0}

631628

{"replyTo":"","text":"I've driven reefer and I've been irritated by them, I think the best solution is to let the reefer run on continuous when you shut down so that it just purrs quietly, instead of off and on when that sucker revs to 900 000 000 rpm in the middle of the night.","replyToPid":0}