Where are you

Yeah dumping the back axle with a 40k sitting on the spread isn't really gonna do much......unless you have the right setup....lol

I very rarely dump mine. When I do its usually when I'm empty more than loaded.

 

I am in my motel room in Marshfield, WI. Here hopefully getting my cdl and then working for Roehl transport. Woohoo!!

 

Drop yard in Indianapolis. Headed to Mexican border.

 

I can only imagine how much weight was on the back of my spread reefer after the dock monkeys got done putting produce on.....Rarely Cat scaled and just about never crossed a state scale if ya know what I mean.. :smt108

 

I had 22 pallets with my last load, 47500 pounds of onions. And I try to limit myself to only one coil.

Backing a van at night is a cake walk vs. backing a flat into a building door at a steel mill in the daylight.

Still home...............................

 

Good Luck to ya!

 

I must have had double vision. Maybe is was your good looks and gorgeous eyes that confused me.

Forgot to add: I'm at Walmart.

 

left vegas late this morning without finding a hose to get rid of them midwest bugs and dirt.Truck was running warm but just kept backing out of it for it to stay cool.coming out of laughlin was a treat had to run up in 3rd to stay cool enough.signs out of vegas said no trucks on 93 from 8 am to 5 pm.get to scale in az and officer says im 700 over on trailer.stunned at first but think i checked gauges and they were ok and they only put 46000 on .i should be ok.as hes about to tell me to go around back i tell him its a spread.he says sorry didnt look at trailer,hands my permit book back and says sorry to scare you driver have a good day.finally found a hose in kingman so back to runnin.


oh in gallup where the nice nm officers even checked my book.

 

It doesn't help that aluminum doesn't have the tensil strength of steel. It allows an aluminum beam to flex more - making it more susceptible to cracking.

We have our indoor/covered docks as well. Probably don't have all of the obstacles that y'all have to deal with in a mill though.

Carnesville GA... at the ex-Petro-now-Flippin'-PeeLot. On the upside, the restaurant is still a restaurant, and not another Denny's sewer.

 

Up in the middle of the night just to do a shortie local run. Then I get to take a nap before grabbing my trailer going to Florida.