Big Loads - Post Photos Number 2

I see your haul truck and raise you a baby forklift

 

I see a decent sized tele-handler which I would rather drag across I-68 than a chunky haul truck. Took all day at Dundalk because the people on the back end didn't know what they are doing. So let's go load another Tuesday...

Petro Girard?

 

never! Bite your tongue with Ohio

long story

no - I started in Santo TX then delivered a 336 in Fort Worth then bounced to Waco and loaded this Xtreme 4030 and ended in Beaumont

fought the #### pony motor for nearly 2 hours in the heat and humidity to get it to start. It was a learning lesson

headed to Savannah for Tuesday

sure wish I was doing wind....

 

Hopefully you don't have to deal with the I 40 bridge closure. Did a 11 axle load to Blytheville from Pa. Had to go 70 miles into Mississippi cross the river into Arkansas and make my way back north. A day and a half trip becomes two days.

The only wind we do is moving the crane pieces

 

that doesn’t sound like Whole lot of fun....

now that I sold my 11 axle - I have only 3 choices wind towers (no work currently) or I unrented my 55 ton stretch trailer or starve

 

Awww, come on- #4 driving my dump $30/day and a case of animal beer or #5 put some log bunks on that bad boy and haul sticks up here, start at 2AM and park 5-6PM for slave wages.

 

I believe #3 covered those dub options...we are sitting in Alabama, waiting on Florida to finish maintenance on their permit system

 

OK, I'll toss in a case of Ramen noodles to make the deal. [edit] log truck drivers firmly believe that the barley used in the brewing process is one of the food groups

There was a pack of tower type rigs parked at the scales awhile back, blue & white. I don't know what they were doing this far off the beaten path- relocating maybe?

 

that is true but Zoe would be steaming mad!

No idea - but they were at least working