O/O Flatbed, preparing. Quick question.

thats probably why it is a smoking deal they cant give it away because it's a 45.

 

i've hauled alot of loads on a 48 that only took up about 40 ft. it just depends on the shipper. really shouldn't be to much trouble. heck you go and buy a 48 then they will want a 53.

 

It could be done but will cut you out of a very high percentage of loads. You'll be looking to give that trailer away too in a matter of time.

 

45 would work fine for steel& shingles wood be ok for lumber also. Would not be good for plastic pipe or insulation and stuff like that. It would also be fine for brick and block and bag cement

 

that one guy said you would have to give it away, when you are ready to give it away look me up

 

My most pain in the butt days were trying to flatbed on a 45'. 53' has too much ### hangin off the back for my liking. 48' fits the bill.

 

You are going to be hauling a lot of heavy things that others dont want to do because they are cheap and heavy on that 45. Go ahead and buy it, when you are ready to give it away, I will gladly take it off your hands and scrap it, LOL

 

Don't feel bad, I recently bought a 48x96 instead of a 48x102 because it was nearly half the price. It's kind of a pain at times for what I do with it, but it's a good trailer for what I need it for.

I think you'd be able to find a 48x96 for near the price of your 45'....the price spread is the result of the width.