Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

No warning light,.. I guess if I hear a loud crunching, crashing noise while passing under a bridge and perhaps a disgruntled 4 wheeler pulling up next to me,.. that might be a strong clue that I forgot to lower it.

I have a set of routines I perform each and every day when I pre-trip my truck. I have a Honda EU3000i generator that I use instead of an APU, and one of the first things I do after checking my fluids is shutting off the generator and closing it up to make it ready for travel. Plus I like to sleep with the TV on,.. so I'm pretty confident I wont leave it up,.. as seeing the TV on will remind me to lower the Satellite dish.

That pole and dish will be up every time I stop for sleep. 34? Who has time to take a 34?

Hurst

 

Thought I had recalled U complaining about "forgetfulness " as U get older, something that I'm familiar with. Good luck with it and enjoy!

 

Thats why I have regimented routines. Helps with preventing dumb (costly) mistakes.

My truck is not much to look at.. but I never fear any dot inspection. In fact I'm usually smiling when they pull me aside.

Hurst

 

Well my fellow flatbed flunkies, this is how my morning went.



The stubby peice was between my treads, the longer one by my fingertips is what went through and was waiting inside my tire when the tech swaped it out... gd 800 dollar rock....

 

I've seen Ur pics, never did repaint the hood after that chuckle head ripped it off

 

That really bites on the tire issue

 

Load of hay headed home.

 

That doesnt look like silo elevator equipment.

 

I dropped that off this morning before i got the hay