driving a low boy

Not on this site or any other for that matter prob should have read the rules and regs section before you clicked yes

 

Correct, but as with any forum, people are entitled to their opinions so long as it's within the terms of service agreement (henceforth known as TOS). Even though he's a forum admin, he's still a contributor to the forum and is free to make an observation, which is what it appears he's done. It seems as though with that opinion he struck a nerve. Maybe you just need to lighten up?

Incorrect; go back and read the TOS. He's not attempting to make you look stupid, so get your feelings off your sleeve. You seem to be doing a good enough job yourself with your bad grammar and run on sentences.

k thx!

 

Huh, interesting treatment of forum staff, and those trying to help you out.

Perhaps this attitude is why the OP is looking for a job?

 

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American Trucker

 

I'm thinking so. I also sense a bit of a hyp-o-crite...no?

 

ive driven lowboys in the Army. Its essentially the same but the biggie is loading unloading and secureing your load. espc since its almost always big equipment.Chaining crap down can be a PITA

 

ach1130 woke up on the wrong side of the bed and is a little pi$%y! With easily hurt feelings like that you need to stay out of trucking...

 

Yeah he could be a real road rage case.

And if you want to check his spelling, here is the signature on all his posts

"went through the conway apprentice program, nd can answer questions"

what, was the "a" key stuck?

 

As already mentioned, loading/unloading heavy equipment will probably be your greatest challenge.

I cannot emphasize this enough: Steel on steel (track equipment) is very tricky, especially when wet. You have very little traction. Trailer needs to be level (side-to-side) You need to approach the trailer straight on, and once you're on the ramps, do not try to turn. If you have to, just back off, straighten up, and start up (or down) again. Most lowboys are either detachable neck or drop-neck design. Don't be tempted to take the shortcut and load over the tail. Take the time to unhook and detach or drop. I've seen seasoned veterans lay over equipment because they were lazy or in a hurry.

Watch this:
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