Prime Inc Tanker - 908 Series Trailers

Some of Prime's older tanker trailers, the 908 series, are different from the rest. Here's how they differ and what you need to know about them.
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[@SamuelBacoteBey]

I used this trailer for my first "pump off" out in Oklahoma.

[@chokoramoja]

Great video. My favorite trailer 908 n 366.

[@JohnOgren]

I've still never pulled a 366. I don't mind the 908's, but won't be too sad when they're phased out either 🤣😂

[@chokoramoja]

@@JohnOgren ill be sad if they take 908 trailers . I wonder if prime let us buy them. But thanks for your time on these video I should be starting mine soon.

[@JohnOgren]

@@chokoramoja they typically sell decommissioned trailers through Pedigree Truck Sales. Good luck

[@MikeJones-yd4ex]

What size wrench do you need for the two elbows to tighten them up?

[@JohnOgren]

It's a 4"/5" combination wrench

[@JR-ed9wz]

Random question 🙋🏾‍♂️,
What’s the average miles that the tanker division make a week?

[@JohnOgren]

Company drivers tell me the average is around 2500 miles. Lease ops don't pay attention to miles

[@MJ-xk8iu]

How many different trailers have you had here at Prime.? I may have this trailer depending if my trainers has it?

[@JohnOgren]

Prime has over 10,000 total trailers, of which approximately 530 are tanker trailers. Of those 530, 90 are 908 series. So they aren't as rare as you'd expect. Over my almost 6 years at Prime, I've probably pulled most of the 530ish trailers at one time or another. Typically, I haul a different trailer every day. So, yes. There's a good chance you will see this, or another 908 trailer if you drive for Prime tanker.

[@MJ-xk8iu]

@@JohnOgren good insight. Definitely understood the concept of this video..

[@mscarolyn555]

@@JohnOgren Does the tankers do all 48 states as well

[@JohnOgren]

@@mscarolyn555 primarily east of the Mississippi