Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

No worse jobsites to get into than residential crap... Thats about the only time ive ever thought about picking up a smoking habit

 

I ain’t no @ElmerFudpucker , but I tried.

 

I need you to send me a diagram and detailed instructions

 

Cattle scales going to Western Colorado

 

Wine cellar and cast gates for a driveway from 1910(?)
Gonna take it to the yard, transload and gift wrap it for Indiana

 

Isn’t tarp required ?

 

You might have to get your HHG license, what with all those shipping blankets.

 

Scenery still looks the same behind me Mon-Friday. I think both of these were this week.

 

@INRUT do you work at a steel warehouse or haul exclusively for them. I believe all of your pictures are unfabricated steel (?)
Are your loads preloaded or do you live load? And how many stops do you usually go out with?
I hauled structural for many years with mostly just 1 stop. I interviewed with a small local steel warehouse and the guy pretty much wanted to hire me on the spot. After some consideration I didn’t like the idea of chaining and unchaining all day long and some of the material might require tarps…not for me

 

Work for a local supplier, all preloaded. Usually 1-5 stops out & back 150-300 miles. We have very few customers that require tarps. We do pick up back hauls at the mills, but there preloaded also. Usually in & out in 30-45 minutes.