Bypassing flatbed to stepdeck.

Fixed it for you

 

Within a month I was pulling plenty of dry boxes. These were 14 feet wide.

 

I wouldn't run around talking about #### I had no clue of.

 

I was scared to death and those first few loads were nowhere near secure.

 

I'm not saying it's hard, but I wouldn't say throw a couple chain and it's gravy either

 

I was talking more about the difference in a flat and a step. I can't say much about a dozer, the biggest one that I hauled was a D8.

 

I started running log bunk from the mountains of Maine to Quebec in the 80's. It was a quad axle tri-bunk and the only advice I got was binder down tight and don't look in the mirror, so I was curious about why don't look in the mirror! I got the crap scared out of me when I did, watching the back bunk sway opposite of the forward bunk by 3feet freaked me out!!

 

IMO flat vs step: ones not harder or easier than the other, just different.

 

Im old I like step there's less climbing