Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

No, not aftermarket. The steel plates are thinner than the rest of the deck which allow for more wheel clearance which means the trailer can be lower/have a lower second level while still maintaining the ability to put weight on top of the wheel well.

Otherwise, the trailer would need to ride at least a few inches higher if it were straight regular deck all the way back.

That's how I understand it anyway.

 

No not aftermarket, from the factory. Diamond plate is stronger for the same thickness as there is no support under it. I.e. No cross member.

 

@street beater, the rear axle in that particular picture has plenty of clearance probably because if the way it's sitting. Take a look at the front trailer axle.

 

That's funny. @MJ1657 with a tarp.

 

2 water pumps @7K lbs each from Milwuakee to Vancouver, BC.

 

Is that an unevenly spaced marker light on the rear or is it a trailer ABS light?

 

Headed to the truck wash tomorrow...

 

Why you gotta do that? Now I'll always notice it. Just looked, it is spaced weird.

 

Hey man I was wondering! I wonder who decided to do that?