Post your flatbed load pictures here

[Logan76]

Nice, where at in PA?

[SHC]

More gravy, Pa to LA

Gravy does not count with tarps..... That's more like honey mustard

[Cluck Cluck]

Anyone ever haul crushed cars? Got a load of them tomorrow to get me to Iowa to get customer freight going 40 miles from home

[Cluck Cluck]

Gravy does not count with tarps..... That's more like honey mustard

I actually think what is Tarped is part of the vehicle Tobyhanna by chance?

[cpape]

Be sure there is nothing protruding more than 4" (or the size of your blocking) from the bottom of the bottom car. You will need long chains. Hopefully, they are wrapped...I believe this is required in some states. If offered, accept the shipper putting plastic down to keep the oil off the deck. Take a walk over the area you will be driving to pick up prior to backing in. When unloading, be careful if they can't pick up the whole stack. The bottom of the stack could break free. If I think of any other pointers, I will let you know.

[Winchester Magnum]

Test post with this new TTR upgrade, trouble posting from my phone now....wtf

[Winchester Magnum]

I guess it works. Carryon.....

[Brickman]

Anyone ever haul crushed cars? Got a load of them tomorrow to get me to Iowa to get customer freight going 40 miles from home

After your first load you'll dead head.


I hated hauling crushed cars, picky picky picky DOT goobers, oil stains on the deck for over a year, and broken glass in the crevices for a long time.
Yeah......... I'll pass.

[Cluck Cluck]

I have a load in Iowa going home, just need to cover my fuel which I hate doing I feel like a bottom feeder but what do you do? 690 miles might be a bit excessive? Hopefully Monday I can start my old out and back routine

[kajidono]

Plan on waiting in line to offload.