Post your flatbed load pictures here

If Jordan turns out anything like you Or your father, I see you all being there for a lot more years together. That's one hard working family....tho I don't want to be anywhere near when you try to talk dad into retiring.

 

Scaffolding 7 hours to load

 

When he retires we're moving him straight to the old folks home and pulling his license.

 

70,000# Heading to Elgin, IL

 

Mom already came up with the plan to help my dad into retirement. Let's just say it involves a rope around an ankle, a boat anchor, and a trip on the Mississippi.

 

I pulled a scaffolding load once out of Texas.... Haven't done another one since then. Mine picked up at a job site, so it wasn't as nicely stacked as yours. But even still, I won't mess with hauling it again.

 

the rate is right for this but man they sure move around alot i don't wanna mess with one that isn't stacked nicely

 

Yep, I used all 12 4" winches and 7 2" ratchets and they still moved around. They had no way to band them together

 

To be honest tho Jordan, you got a pretty good setup there. You get to work with your family and dispatch all day. And when the job (or the family) drives you crazy, you can grab a truck and trailer and leave it all behind for a day or two.

That would be a dream job for me I know.

 

SCHEUERLE trailer section.



Over-secured? 6 x 3/8" chains, plus 2 x 4" straps for 27,000 lbs.





Not when I met this at midnight on a moonless night in the mountains... on a bridge.



The other side would have resulted in a lot less "pucker-factor".



Managed to weave 11' wide load through 13' opening without touching (or hitting the pickup driver... he was shaken and stirred, but otherwise fine). Although they certainly knew I was there.