Why would someone do this?

I seen a dozer the other day tracking up the asphalt. DOH!

 

Wow! Some officer is going to see that one day and have the citation almost completed by the time the driver parks at the scalehouse!

 

That is actually a Sheep's Foot Roller. It would probably break the boards with a couple bad roads anyway, and I actually seeing it as staying on there a bit better. the nubs fit nicely in there and less of a chance of it sliding off.

 

LMAO!!!
You tell me about OILFIELD? rotf . . . . .
I was 17 and working for Farmer Bro's under Pappy.
That trlr was junked for reasons beyond "your opinion"

Dont even go there hand . . . . . .

You have "hauled to" oilfield

 

Do explain the alleged "Violations" you fore-see ?
Give yah a hint . . . . . . . "aint none"

 

As long as he got da right amount of STEEL holding it down, and all the CORRECT ORANGE FLAGS on each corner when he pulls into da coop, and he's got his PERMITS in order... He'll get the green light everytime.....10-4

 

I have hauled em on a double drop RGN before, I was also smart enough to put boards down on the outer frame rails and let the disposable boards take the punishment, not the frame.

I dont know what model roller that is, but if you have a drum roller with 1 big drum that can not go on a frame rail trailer.

I think more than anything who ever loaded that and did that to that trailer had a serious lack of give a #### coupled with a full case of not caring, and not thinking things through. Common sense goes a long way.

 

It supports the load, but the frame needs to not be damaged, and in this picture it appears to be damaged. It shouldnt be legal to drive this on the road with it loaded.