Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Too many #### axles

 

How long does it take you guys to secure your load and tarp on top of that? I just saw some videos on Youtube and tarping looks like a time consuming exercise. And some of those guys were moving, IMHO.

 

Just running a 48' step with just 5 axle setup I would take 30 minutes for something small with 4 ft. tarps to get it nice and perfect. a funky load of lumber or something odd ball would take longer. sometimes to tarp hay I would spend a little more time just so it would billow out so much.this load of hay took a little while because the step down had a funky bale on top and the tarp was like a parachute

 

Back on the 19' 6" wide loads. Oklahoma to Georgia.

 

Something like a flat load of steel, square load of lumber etc. can typically be done in under an hour.

A load like this takes a little longer just because of the size, maybe 1 1/2 hours I spent on it.



And then there's crap like these that take 6 - 8 hours or more.


Yes I'm backed up on the ####ing grass and that upsets certain people. They can kiss my grass!!

 

I'm surprise that fiber glass hood didn't collapse.

 

What am I doing wrong? I'm on AM Android, I don't have a computer.



Can you put in a space so I can see what the code looms lime please

 

not sure what happened.

Code:

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/qX080kb.jpg[/IMG] 

 

Do you have the pics on your phone?

 

Moved this for one of my customers- old one to the factory & new custom unit back. The new one caught on fire when they were bringing it out to load at the factory, 6 weeks to rebuild it so ended up hauling unicorn farts back. PITA to load- it has more moving parts than a Stripper Barbie & is 8'-5.5" wide (new, not all broken & bent) plus used a whole spill kit trying to contain all the leaks on the trip .