Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Loaded 4 empty sugar cane bins in tropical Cairns, North Queensland to go to Brisbane. 2 of the bins were turned upside down to fit into the other 2.
The roads are picturesque up there with hardly any traffic once you get out in the country back roads.
Unloaded in Brisbane with a 12 ton capacity fork by myself which was a bit of an effort because no one was around to help.
Stacked the trailers up on one of the best ramps I've come across because it was 5 trailers wide and just the right height.

 

My wife took a temporary job driving an RV, there is a button she can't figure out, it's not in any of the manuals, anyone got a clue?

The little yellow button to the left of the park brake.

 

Looks after market to me, no telling... maybe its the disco ball button,

 

So who likes jig saw puzzles ?

Here's the rules
1 load so axle weights are right
2 load to come off in a certain order (multiply drops)
3 load so the cranes can still pick each heavy item up
4 load so you can secure it
And don't break the concrete

I must as I've been doing this for 16 years.

 

Is that a single axle trailer on the back? Very unusual. Is it a 19m B Double?

 

That's gonna be expensive.... LOL

 

A drop in the bucket for my owners.

 

Looks like some of my junk loads....

How about some tall 30" manholes and others of all different heights?

 

What's that white stuff on the ground lol

 

Yes 19 metre b double with a single axle rear trailer. They are not very popular, tandem tandem are the done thing now. But to utilise a tri front trailer and 50 tonne general access it is no bad