Post your flatbed load pictures here

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by the gambler, Dec 8, 2011.

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  1. Big John

    Big John Road Train Member

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    PAPE on the move. Photo was by Ron on LargeCar Mag.

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  3. cpape

    cpape Desk Jockey

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    Cool! Is it okay if I save this...assuming I can figure out how. I don't have any pictures of my trucks on the move.
     
  4. kajidono

    kajidono Road Train Member

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    Right click>save as and pick a folder to save it in.
     
  5. The Challenger

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    Thats a 384 Peterbilt. The 386 has a longer hood whereas the 384 has the shorter hood. Cool pics of Warren Transport and interesting story.

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  6. fortycalglock

    fortycalglock Road Train Member

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    That rollin' Pape load looks like the exact load I hauled out of Dubuque except my skid steer was green and I had an extra strap on the front of the blade on the top deck.
     
  7. DMH

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    Ron takes some great pics on the road.
     
  8. DMH

    DMH Medium Load Member

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    How many trucks do you normally have in Baltimore a week CPAPE. I see you guys a fair amount.
     
  9. SHC

    SHC Spoiled Rotten Brat O/O

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    KH, that is a 386
     
  10. JDP

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    Sunbelt Rentals skid steer? Our guys usually use 2 chains to secure smaller blades, total weight is under 5k and you can get a lot more down-force on a chain over a strap. Then again there is not such a thing as "over securement".
     
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