Where is everyone #5

That's gonna leave a big ### hole in the ground if there's ever a problem there. I hope nothing burns tonight, since I'm currently sitting in a fire station.

 

Make no mistake, there's proof.

 

I guess its just a Texas thing then. Mine was a Barrett, and the only reason I liked that over say a Wilson, was I'm 6' and I could stand up on the top deck whereas a Wilson or Merritt I had to bend over a little. Not a big deal except I didn't want the sh it kicked out of me and my head rubbing the top of the trailer while I was flying across the trailer.

 

I’ll get it in.
Devon Lumber, Dorchester Ma. Drive in, back out.
My driver bought a 200” cascadia- told me his shirt was soaked with sweat.
I never had a problem? Some places are tight.
Westchester Landscape Depot, New Rochelle NY. Aka masonry depot, Evans st new rochelle
Gotta spit on em first or just use some finesse.
Nothing else is a challenge anymore it feels like, driving wise. Might as well make it interesting.

 

I hear ya, Mister.
I'm not opposed to using 6 mirrors and keeping my head on a swivel.
But if I'm trucking in the Northeast, which I am (and you are), I'd prefer a spatially accommodating ride. We truck in the hardest part of the country to do so.... I, myself, speaking for me, am not interested in making it more difficult than it already is...... keep this in mind for your potential, and future, employees.

 

“Pegging” involves you holding your ankles and your lady taking a visit to Uranus with a strap on.

 

And thank you Urban Dictionary..... Urban Dickshonary?

Y'all into some kink the likes of which I am not! Lol.

 

How do you know this?

 

Now you might get it in with a 300 wheelbase and a 48 foot spread. You will drop the trailer inside and wait outside period. Or you back in and shut the door and the guys love you.