Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

I delivered to a factory in Canada when I pulled tankers that required you to wait until shift was over and you backed through a part of the plant. Not very difficult but for one corner. They only took about 2000 gallons at a time and stuff was light, took just a portion of 7000 gallon tank. The corner had guard rails and pits on both sides but there were overhead cranes. They'd sling up the tail end of the tank, lift her just enough, about 3' or so and you'd just back around corner and they'd lift the tandems right over the pits. Same thing on way out. It was some kind of mold release compound that was temperature sensitive and frothed easily so it made it hard to pump or blow. It was a casting plant for high end bronze and brass fittings. It was not far from the Blue Water bridge in Port Huron. The tank used to be on an outside wall but then they added on and figured out the problems after construction. They tried to plumb it out to the new exterior wall but ran into the frothing problems I mentioned earlier. So the pic is not far fetched. I like the X1 story better than mine though

 

Nice! Ive seen a couple other trucks running rock out here . Hoping they dont come underbid us and steal our business

 

Yes. Work smarter, not harder. If the machine is under 10k in weight the attachment Doesn’t need to be secure anyway. I would say even over 10k securing to the arms like that covers securing the attachment.

 

People in South Carolina want to combine corn, nice to have a legal load in the southeast

 

yeah man. SC is a pain for our company to get permits for some reason.

 

Easy load to slide into the weekend with. Hopefully y’all can get home and enjoy the three day weekend

 

Coming out of Edgewood?

 

Yes sir it was