Climate variations can make a big difference in how you operate your business. Midwesterners — and those of you who choose to work in frigid climes — have a unique job to do November through April when temperatures fall and snow piles up.You deal with freezing temperatures, frozen roads, locked-up valves and customers who need service desperately. For instance, the average Minnesota summer temperature is about 75 degrees, but in January, temps average just 7 degrees.Viscosity is the oil’s resistance to flow as measured by a viscometer. The thicker (higher viscosity) the oil, the slower it will flow. The lower the
Secrets to Winterizing Your Vacuum Truck
We share secrets to extending the life of tanks, and explain how to transition trucks from warm to cold weather.
Nov 25, 2014
| by Bob Carlson |














