Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by leftlanetruckin, Feb 18, 2014.

  1. PoleCrusher

    PoleCrusher Road Train Member

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    A little flex seal will fix that right up:D
     
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  3. MACK E-6

    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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  4. D.Tibbitt

    D.Tibbitt Road Train Member

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    That sucks man , cut it up for patches. Did it catch a corner on the freight or just old n worn out?
     
  5. JonJon78

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    Didn't catch anything so, old and worn out is my guess... it just finally gave way. Its paid for itself time and time again, so I'm not to mad. I picked up a new one tonight from tarpstop for $235... not to shabby.

    Trying to debate if I should throw a smoke tarp over that before I roll into the receiver to "hide" the evidence or just say heck with it and roll in like so?

    The piece is wrapped in plastic anyhow...
     
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  6. kylefitzy

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    I don’t know you and I don’t care what you do. That being said, I would bet good money that customer doesn’t want pictures of their machine, inside of their facility on the internet. I do a lot of sensitive and high profile loads like that, posting those picture would earn a stern talking to at a minimum. It’s also cost guys their jobs in the past.

    just some unsolicited advise.
     
  7. Aamcotrans

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    The picture I posted is fine, the one I did not post was not posted for a reason...
     
  8. staceydude

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    Thin expanded metal they use on stucco etc. on back and more expanded metal under tarps but that was boxed. Stuff was like razor wire lolol. 56E72D2F-9A54-48C7-BD62-A16180F2EEF0.jpeg 6B2502E2-0F94-43AC-B871-80DA44D91E44.jpeg 83DA20E3-F9D9-4A5E-8CD9-9A59EF571872.jpeg
     
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  9. Espressolane

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  10. staceydude

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    Lolol, yes they are. I have some steel tarps and some 4 and 8 foot drops and this called for 6... which I don’t have. Had I known only half needed tarped these would still be in their fresh new roll. It sure could have looked better but it did not billow or flap around. Receiver was cool and took time not to shred the back tarp unloading somI could get it off without shredding it.

     
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