What if it Snows?

Good thing you posted that in response to him or I woulda thought you were trying to poison me (Shell fish reaction)

Wait maybe you are? Hopefully I haven't been that much of a PITA.........

 

Hauling a van I've seen the sides bow out a lil and flex just hauling soda around. They don't seem that strong, I can't imagine they would hold a piece of construction equipment very well in a panic stop.

 

One emergency stop and they wouldve came through the header board and into ur sleeper. Especially equipment with wheels. I used to run 20 chains and binders and would haul pickup truck rolling chassis piggybacked on eachother and would secure all 4 corners of each one. Could get away with 2 chains on each but all 4 binders, use 1 chain as 2 securment points .Took close to 3 hours from start to finish. Hated that #### as the wheels was on the deck and would roll back n forth side to side ever so slightly on the road and binders would always have slack in them for about the first 300 miles until u could get it real good n tight.. Cant even wrap my head around just closing doors and 1 strap on back and hitting the road. I guess they are all braces together in the front but thats alot of weight being pushed forward in a stop and all the freight has wheels so it moves even easier. To sketchy for me, they couldnt pay me enough money to haul that in a van, unless there was blocking and bracing on each wheel, and even then it would still be tough

 

No fridge?

Stay safe poverty truck.

 

This driver was told to move some weight in the trailer- He backs up & hits the brakes. (was at scale house in Ill.

 

I do like the fridge cuz i like to eat salad and healthy stuff but i enjoy getting out of the truck and having to scavange for food and talk to humans every once in awhile lol

 

He's gotta start somewhere at least he will own it someday.

 

I don't know how we survived years ago with no motel features in a truck & having to use phones at the TS.