Which types of truck is best for Shipping?

I saw a bed bugger with one of them>he was trying to jam a king size box spring down the man hole/hatch. It wasn't going so well for him.

 

just remember to put in the load locks in the tanker so the high dollar, well paying cargo stays in place...

 

2013 Peterbilt 379, extended Hood, Ultra Sleeper, On board generator, long wheel base. C16 600 hp Caterpillar, 15 or 18 speed, 325 rear gears, posi-locking rear ends as well as interaxle lock. 53' spreed axle refer (more load options). Air ride all the way around.

 

A big truck. Definitely get a big one.

 

I've never seen a Peterliner, but I do remember a Peternational, (or was it an Interbilt?) running around the Northwest. He parked across from Jubitz.

 

Everybody knows the big money is in shipping. Shipping wars would not be on tv if it was not true.

 

I likes the Peternationalworth W9900B with the Elvis Presley tribute package.

 

I find that a bucket of flight line and a few hand fulls of liquid nail you can tie it under the frame just like a driver should.

I would also cut the box springs in half and hinged it.

 

Air ride spread axle tankers are the shnizzle

 

Peterliners are a glider kit, Pittsburgh power only builds them.