Bumper? Easy. Get an old piece of frame rail. Measure, drill, trim, paint, and install. If you start at daylight you should be finished by lunch.
You can HIT things with a bumper like that.
Post flatbed load photos here V2.0
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Best I can get in the dark. Nothing fancy. Just looped chain around the tie down and hook back to itself. Then a boomer from a chain pull to the chain, below the hook. Allows for full or half link adjustments. On the rear points I put a ratchet straight from the tie down to the rail, my rails are solid piece construction which allows for direct securement.
The shipper has someone sign off on securement before they will release the load. The wtf look when I told him I'd lock it down with 2 chains and 6 binders was pretty good. Of course the guy didn't know about chain pulls either, so I had to explain that as well. -
She didn't laugh....
Got back on the horn with the broker, and let him know what was up, and I didn't blame him a bit. He offered me an extra fifty bucks for the trouble. My truck goes to 80K, and gets billed for 80K. The weight wasn't the problem. But I don't like being lied to. I told the broker it was BS, and it's "You and I against the shipper, buddy". People think the broker is the problem, but I'll bet you most of the time it's the shipper trying to back him against a wall with low rates and lies. -
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Last load of the year for me. Hope you boys have a merry christmas and happy new year
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3 days, I’m tired
Actually got a good paying load out of Denver back to ND.....only hiccup is 7 drops
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