well I bridged a car!!!!

Great money but sounds like a lot of responsibility. My luck, all the cars would fall off the thing.

 

Good Luck in your new job...keep us updated and thanks for the breakfast last week.

 

Cars are easy to haul... when they're crushed flat and goin' to the scrap yard!



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Jim

 

My first ld.of crushed cars 4-5yr. ago was my last. I worry'd about something falling off and going throu someone's windshield. I stayed in the right lane as much as i could to keep the risk kinda down to 1 side. I stoped about every 50mi. grab'ed my hack-saw and cut off whatever was flooping in the wind.
Maybe "IF" you had one of the braided-steel-tarps to keep it all covered it would'nt be so bad.
That was a flatbed deal and ive got a stepdeck now,everybody to their oun thing,NO more cruched cars for me...

 

I worked for a man that bought a F150 brand new two weeks later had it detailed.They found glass all under and behind the seat dealership found out transport hit overpass so they had to buy it back.Said the truck could not be sold as a new one.Think they had to wholesale it.

 

aint that the truth, we haul them in open top trailers to.. just pack them in from the top..

i was talking to a car hauler last week, he was saying how he can haul 9 or 10 cars, depending on the size.. I laughed a bit, thinking to myself "I usually fit 15, plus misc. sheet iron"