Possible Opportunity

We have pnuematics will that work. We are in ND can we set someup up here? 701-500-9854

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Maybe lime, I now a lot comes out of TN.

Thank you as well.
Some of the others that replied, mentioned gravels, sand, lime, and mulch. Those are pretty tough markets, to get into. Not that i'm not up for the challenge, its that in my situation, sand is out of the question, seeing how i rely on the local sand company to pick up the materials i do pack on a back haul, they have so many trucks, going so many places, i couldnt get a better price with my own trucks. Over the last several years, we have ran into situations, were our trucker's have found us business, just by word of mouth, ie. a couple of weeks ago, the sand company had a back haul, out of Etowah, TN for a direct ship (not coming to a packing company) however, that load was rejected after they (the end user) took a small sample. The driver mentiones to the shipper, that he knows a company that could put it in Super Sacks (us), if they could find a home for the rejected material that way. Sure enough, they bit on it, and let us load it in 3,000 lb supers. The has turned into a semi regular thing now, so i am assuming they had a market for the material in supers in the first place. Could there be a market, for packing rejected material? I know in our area, many large manufactures that either create a Bulk bi-product that is shipped out on rail, tank, or sometimes have there own packing plant to send out there bi-produce to another market. Most of them are union, i know i could do it much cheaper, even with the freight difference. So, i'm going to continue beating the bushes. I know there is something out there for us, just have to get in the loop. I am working on a tank washout, that would help with some extra income, thousands of tanks drive right by my plant every day, not being far from the 75/40 split. Thanks for all the input men. Stay safe.
Matthew

It been some years ago , but I used to haul straw pellets from western ohio. They would bag , pallet & ship to farm stores from ind. To pa. I hauled them both ways bulk in ,, van out. They are used for animal bedding , super absorbent and easy to shovel. The product came from archibald, ohio I forget the name....just a thought-

One idea may be flyash and cement mixture for oil and gas market in the midcon area. I know that oil and gas prices are down significantly and drilling in most parts is almost at a standstill. With that said, when the business is good, the oil companies take a flyash-cement mixture in supersacks to the wellsites and there they mix in with the cuttings before going to a waste disposal site. Several companies in the Bakken region of North Dakota were doing this business.