Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by leftlanetruckin, Feb 18, 2014.

  1. truckdad

    truckdad Road Train Member

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    Vacation relief. And I will be dead by Friday or sooner if tomorrow is like today!
     
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  3. passingthru69

    passingthru69 Road Train Member

    I thought your were always on vacation lol
     
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  4. truckdad

    truckdad Road Train Member

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    It WAS the 1st and last 325 for the day.
     
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  5. Rontonio

    Rontonio Road Train Member

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    I thought you 16 tire guys always load an unload over the back......
     
  6. truckdad

    truckdad Road Train Member

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    Ha! I'm workin thru Fri. Then Sun. It's off to Tahoe for R&R.
     
  7. truckdad

    truckdad Road Train Member

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    with this pos Cozad,
    I only go over the back when I have to.
     
  8. Ruthless

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    Well, the actual "field drain" product that they sell is a smaller version of what you see on that load. The units on my trailer perform a similar function on larger scale.
    Each piece on the top deck will accommodate 100 gallons of water/sewage. The long units set on top are 150 gallons per unit. The one unit set against the step stacked high are 330 gallons per unit. There are quite a few other sizes offered; all sizes are offered in different models which utilize different ends to accommodate various effective flow rates.


    Ends and sides are all set up to accommodate various size inlet pipes or connectors to go end to end or side to side to assist flow and distribution properly throughout a system.

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  9. Oxbow

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    Hey @truckdad, that outfit looks to have some high out put operators - moving as much with the counterweight as the bucket!
     
  10. truckdad

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    They do get in some tight spots sometimes..
     
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