Trucking Jobs New Driver Jobs Flatbed Jobs Tanker Jobs Refrigerated Jobs Auto Hauler Jobs Local / LTL Jobs
Page 32 of 594 FirstFirst ... 2230313233344282132532 ... LastLast
Results 311 to 320 of 5932
  1. #311
    Road Train Member Jfaulk99's Avatar
    Member Since
    May 2009
    Location
    Couch
    Trucker?
    Student
    Posts
    2,967
    Thanks
    464
    Thanked: 1,580 Times
    Quote Originally Posted by JDP View Post
    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.
    Why would you have to fish the chains through the rub rail, no chain ties or "j" hooks?

  2. #312
    Road Train Member
    Member Since
    Sep 2009
    Location
    Wausau, Wisconsin
    Trucker?
    20 Years
    Age
    41
    Posts
    1,448
    Thanks
    64
    Thanked: 1,111 Times
    Quote Originally Posted by Jfaulk99 View Post
    Why would you have to fish the chains through the rub rail, no chain ties or "j" hooks?
    If you have winches on tracks you have to get the strap down to the winch. We had 2 trailers with pull up chains and one without.........I still hate that trailer.

  3. #313
    Light Load Member kwloo's Avatar
    Member Since
    Nov 2011
    Location
    eh?
    Trucker?
    WannaBe
    Posts
    247
    Thanks
    55
    Thanked: 163 Times
    this was at the port in Baltimore(not my load)-

    a fire truck from Wisconsin behind some steel







    Old and new...

  4. The Following 3 Users Say Thank You to kwloo For This Useful Post:


  5. #314
    "Don Cheto" Big Duker's Avatar
    Member Since
    Sep 2007
    Location
    Weatherford, TX
    Trucker?
    27 Years
    Age
    57
    Posts
    2,337
    Thanks
    2,047
    Thanked: 2,332 Times
    Quote Originally Posted by SHC View Post
    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??)
    1st one I've ever seen with only one fender mirror.

  6. #315
    Banned or Retired
    Member Since
    Nov 2009
    Location
    Charlotte, North Carolina
    Trucker?
    4 Years
    Age
    23
    Posts
    10,376
    Thanks
    5,533
    Thanked: 4,989 Times
    Quote Originally Posted by Big Duker View Post
    1st one I've ever seen with only one fender mirror.

    gotta cut down on the wind resistance to get better mpg's




    American Trucker

  7. The Following User Says Thank You to American-Trucker For This Useful Post:


  8. #316
    Road Train Member Jfaulk99's Avatar
    Member Since
    May 2009
    Location
    Couch
    Trucker?
    Student
    Posts
    2,967
    Thanks
    464
    Thanked: 1,580 Times
    Quote Originally Posted by Jumbo View Post
    If you have winches on tracks you have to get the strap down to the winch. We had 2 trailers with pull up chains and one without.........I still hate that trailer.
    I never took the straps off the winches so that side only needed fished when straps were replaced. On the other side the rubber was cut put about 6" across from each winch so the hook would just fall through. Pieces of foam could be pressed in the rail too keep water out of needed but it never was. I saw one guy close his conestoga and push each strap up between the tarp and the track. He did this loaded with lumber and would crawl from the back to the front fishing each strap this way. He looked like a coal miner when he was done. Had no idea you could push the strap through the rubber seal.

  9. #317
    Desk Jockey cpape's Avatar
    Member Since
    Jul 2010
    Location
    Dubuque, IA
    Trucker?
    No
    Posts
    1,684
    Thanks
    88
    Thanked: 1,463 Times
    They are a great trailer if you are hauling the same thing all the time. Primarily steel. They just are not versatile enough. No oversize. No overheight.

  10. #318
    Light Load Member
    Member Since
    Nov 2010
    Location
    Waterloo iowa
    Trucker?
    1 Year
    Posts
    55
    Thanks
    2
    Thanked: 5 Times
    Quote Originally Posted by SHC View Post
    Yes Sir
    Cool my father used to work for Warreen Transport loading John Deere tractors Pape was 1 of the ones he liked loading although some of the drivers did travel half a mile west to pape waterloo location without chaining the tractors.

  11. #319
    Road Train Member Jfaulk99's Avatar
    Member Since
    May 2009
    Location
    Couch
    Trucker?
    Student
    Posts
    2,967
    Thanks
    464
    Thanked: 1,580 Times
    Quote Originally Posted by cpape View Post
    They are a great trailer if you are hauling the same thing all the time. Primarily steel. They just are not versatile enough. No oversize. No overheight.
    You should probably tell that to this guy then.



  12. #320
    Desk Jockey cpape's Avatar
    Member Since
    Jul 2010
    Location
    Dubuque, IA
    Trucker?
    No
    Posts
    1,684
    Thanks
    88
    Thanked: 1,463 Times
    OK...we will call that "innovative." Seems like a lot of risk to take with a $10K tarping system. For the little extra that OD load paid. I am pretty sure the DOT could write you up on that, as well.

  13. The Following User Says Thank You to cpape For This Useful Post: