Where is everyone #5

No, N14. Couldn’t see the tag real well, but I’m sure it’s 400+. And NO WIRES…..

 

We had a 1988 model at EZ. I use to pull my now lowboy with it…..

 

That's about the only International I like. Those stacked headlights look pretty sweet.

 

Nodine.

 

Classy dad at preschool orientation.


Couldn't say no to her request for a picture.

 

Weather is bad so I took up tepee living and doing pre-cooked for the evening

 

We got a shiiitttton of riprap to move— we could use ya

 

Good evening my fellow road warriors! I made a split delivery Friday in Rogersville, MO and Springdale, AR and then I hightailed it to the house for a long weekend with my family. Saturday night my wife, who by the way is an excellent chef/baker/cook etc., cooked the perfect 16oz. New York Strip for me on her new birthday present Blackstone Griddle. I wish I had a picture of it to brag but we don't share photos from the dinner table. We go old school. We sit at the dinner table every night I am home and no phones or tablets or TV's are allowed. That is our time to talk as a family and it's great.

Anyways, I snagged an uber-good paying load out of Houston going to Hurricane, UT. Have any of you run Arizona State Highway 264 westbound out of Window Rock, AZ? I haven't been on it in several years and I really can't remember if it was a good road or not.
If anyone can provide some recent insight about highway 264 that would be great. If not, how would you go from Gallup, NM to Hurricane, UT?


This load only weighs about 22,000lbs. These are concrete water tanks from Park on the west side of Houston near Jersey Village.

 

Russell's
I-40 New Mexico down in the little exit numbers. X7? X8? X9? In there somewhere.

 

You've seen me Jim, I'm not near as an intimidating fella as I bet you can be when needed!! Lol

I've got that short 8' upper & shallow 12" kingpin. These people loading trailers never seem to understand english when I tell em how far foward the load has to go to get weight on the drives..

I'm sure you've heard the same old song more than me..
"We load em like this all the time"
Well my trailer is spec'd a little different than most. Hard for loaders to comprehend that I guess.?

But I couldn't agree more with you. It's all on me once I roll off their property. And not a one of them is gonna come help me if it goes sideways 100 miles down the road at 2am.. lol