Depending on the type of brick, it’s actually safer to tarp them. Some of banding on those bundles can be quite loose.
What if it Snows?
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Think all the flatbed types are in agreement.Linte_Loco, 650cat425, D.Tibbitt and 2 others Thank this.
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Well, there ya go.
Reason #12 why I wouldn't pull a flatbed.
Reason #1 is because they're not as sexy as dry vans.D.Tibbitt, WesternPlains, Dave_in_AZ and 1 other person Thank this. -
That would be counting the prison population. But you're thinking right650cat425, D.Tibbitt, WesternPlains and 2 others Thank this.
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If memory serves me, the box you tend to pull is some sort of orange color. Now if it was Stainless, that could be given consideration.
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Man people who are willing to throw tarps everyday are a special kinda........mmmmm I’m thinking ....dang somebody help me out !
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I liked pulling flats when I did it. A good concentrated load on one always rode nice, and I enjoyed watching them flex in mirror when I hit a bump.
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How about pulling two boxes down the road at the same time?
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I call it 'Ofensivially Orange'.
But it's the driver that makes all the differenceDeere hunter, 650cat425, D.Tibbitt and 2 others Thank this. -
No no.....they try to trick you and tell you it will be fun. But they only pay for one.
I'm on to all thatMACK E-6, lovesthedrive, Deere hunter and 4 others Thank this.
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