Post your flatbed load pictures here

[Oscar the KW]

He takes the ferry

[kajidono]

Is that 50 canoes tied together and towed by a polar bear?

[Big Duker]

New to the site, figured this would be a good place to start.
I have only been driving truck for 7 months or so. Sooooo see anything you'd do different, I'm always open to advice or suggestions.

I run all over BC (in the mountains a lot), Canada with the odd trip out to Alberta and the company I work for sometimes runs as far as Sask, and I have heard of atleast 1 load that went as far as Ontario.

My very first load, bunch of lumber...common load for us we do a lot of local mill transfer's.

You're doing good for 7th months. Lot of serious loads there. What kind of step is that. Is it 53'? Do any axles raise?
Keep posting the great pics.

[cary554]

I'm glad that I haul a curtain van. I do not have to wait like you guys do. Have fun tarping this winter.

[justin8842]

We got all 3 types, the load that was available when I got there was going on a flat, so that's what i got. From what I've been told, we switch between flat and step at least once a week.....not sure about the RGN's but they have about 6 of them sitting in the yard. I'm guessing I will get to pull one after I get a few trips under my belt. To be honest, I think hauling machinery is much easier than regular flat loads, but that may be becuase I've done it before??

Is that the PAPE ffrom dubuque,iowa?

[Oscar the KW]

Is that the PAPE ffrom dubuque,iowa?

That would be the one.

[JDP]

I'm glad that I haul a curtain van. I do not have to wait like you guys do. Have fun tarping this winter.

We use to have 3 or 4 curtain sides and 5 or 6 conastogas. That business has gone to the wayside in favor of emphasizing more profitable lanes. Anyways, I'll never forget how much of a PITA it was to fish chains through that rubber on the underside of the rub rail that kept water/snow/ice ect out of the trailer.

If you have to tarp everything they're a God send, but if I can get under a piece of machinery I'll take that all day long. Throw a couple chains, double check a S/N, flag/sign if wide and you're on the road.

[plentygood]

Hauling a 36k Steel Coil

[SHC]

Hauling a 36k Steel Coil

Just wondering, what kind of MPG are you getting out of that Cascadia??? what does Maverick spec them out as (detroits, automatics and 2.73 rears??)

[SHC]

Is that the PAPE ffrom dubuque,iowa?

Yes Sir