Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Although it makes sense and if they ordered it and it's a possible service, then it should be something that is dealt with. The problem here, from my perspective, is that the act/job of tarping and driving that load causing rushing wind alone, could possibly be causing the static electricity/magnetization they may be talking about, and unless there is a way to ground that static(considering it's an aluminum trailer), the possibility of mitigating the problem seems like it won't be solved. I could be wrong, but it seems to me they may be needing a much more drastic securement/packaging solution. Perhaps an RFID resistant coating like on your secure wallet's lining material?

 

Demagnetize metal products. While I can see certain advantages, have to admit that is a new one for me.

 

Loaded up in Bangor, ME on Wednesday afternoon and taking it easy going home to Texas.

 

Feels like stealing candy from a baby.

 

3rd times the charm right?

 

Even though this load paid excellent, it'll be my first and last trade show, and if I never see the Mccormick place in Chicago again, no tears will be shed.

 

Over $2 ??

 

First time hunting these down and self loading. I didn't think it was going to be such a tight squeeze.

 

First load in 2 weeks. Loads keep getting pushed . It’s a preload and have a 2nd load scheduled after this delivery in the morning.

 

Only a little overweight and a little wide.
9 ft wide and 50k lbs put me just over 85000 lbs.