Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

The Pilot at exit 145 on I-55..
The old Dixie...

 

Moving 2 of these going to Yuma,AZ from ft lejeune. Paying real good and might have 1 more for next week. I want to thank Brian aka peterbilt_2005 for some intel he gave me. I'm glad to see folks out there that still help other.

 

Gravy, illustrated below...

 

I prefer my gravy in 3's. As in 3 "truckloads" on 1 trailer.

 

Haven't seen you around here for a while JDP! You been slaving away for your Pops and Brother?

 

Multi partials always pay good.

 

I've been around, I just haven't had much useless knowledge to contribute. We've been busy, keeping our noses to the grind stone. It's a good problem to have and much better than the alternative.

 

I'm worried. Trucks clean. . Sunny all the way up to Denver.

Let's see if I can turn and burn back to Texas....

 

The way many companies will stage your development is
Flatbed
Step deck
Doubledrop
RGN
Then specialized, like; schnabel's, blade trailers, stretch trailers, adding boosters or stingers, jeep, steerable, 13 axel double gooseneck, etc...

Heavy haul is a pretty broad term, with many people having different meanings. 99% of the time you'll need to start with flatbed or step deck. Double drop and RGN is usually where you'll run overweight if that's what you mean by heavyhaul. Equipment and whatnot. I only run oversize, but rarely run heavy ( I'm obsessed with fuel economy )

 

well we bagged some lejeune to yuma also...