The journey begins - purchased a truck.

Got the 20’wide completed safely. The Alabama night move with 4 troopers was a new experience. They put 3 out front, one behind.

Two front ones block all traffic light intersections and on ramps, then leapfrog around to the front for the next intersection. They were pretty good at it.

Took my eyes a while to adjust after we stopped, I was half blind trying to clear the load and let them pass back around, with all the blue lights.

Left Sunday, unload in the morning, then another 16 wide load on Monday. Can’t complain with the weather and the revenue this early in the year.

 

It's only my second time with police, but first time for a night move. Certainly learned a bunch this week.

Up at 6am Thursday - 4 hour drive to meet the night move, arrived at 10pm and got parked 11pm - up at 6am to unload. I'm ready for a good sleep.

Hope, like you say - that it's a good start to the New Year.

 

Pat Beare - it’s one hour and 40 odd minutes - love the guy to bits.

Sit it on the passenger seat and listen if you have time to waste.

 

Finished off the round with my trusty 16' wide load. A bit lengthy in time spent on it, but I'm well versed in the load now.




Just to ad to the PTSD effect on red and blue lights at the delivery end



50-100 of these sitting out on the tarmac, presumably to load on the rail for assembly in Seattle,WA - 737 Max fuselages.



Way to abuse a step extendable - their $$, not mine. Yard move trailers.



Good to be home, bacon weave wrap around a stuffed pork tenderloin, pork non-consumers don't know what they're missing.