Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

I was thinking of doing that as well, couldnt find anything laying around and i dont carry dunnage no more so thats as good as she get lol thanks u for the input

 

Those looks like the “cheap” 5/16-3/8 binders with a wll of 5400lbs that are standard issue at my company. I have rounded up 6 or so 3/8-1/2 binders that have a wll of 9200lbs. That way I get my full rating on a 3/8” g70 chain. But I also pull trailers with higher rated securement points then the flatbed you're pulling.

As far as the straps I would have put them where you put your 6 chains in the middle. With the rubber under them also. Chains are heavy, straps are light!

 

10.4 i seen some of them big loads u pull and have to tarp i dont wanna pull that stuff just give me my wimpy flatbed and ill be good LOL thank u for the advice brother i keep it in mind next time

 

Here is a slightly larger one 12 1/2” chains on it

 

Everyone’s favorite destination...Brooklyn

 

better you than me.

 

12 degrees this morning so they let me strap down inside. Only had to drag it about 25 miles then drop the whole thing and bobtail back. Perfect day for an old man

 

Nothing special about the load, but it sure was pretty a few days ago near Fernie. BC.

 

Went sightseeing in NYC over the weekend. I have 2 sons who live there so they showed us around town. Today we ended up in lower Manhattan, I hauled steel to this building about 6-7 years ago. I took the sections of this stairway to a galvanizing plant in Boston before they went to the jobsite. I remember someone in Boston asking me if they were pieces for an amusement park ride...

 

Man has it been slow. Like 1 day a week of work slow.
(although last week i got a full week doing "training" to do some LTL work when the main guy goes on vacation/etc in a Conestoga. looks like every other Conestoga, no need to do pics.)

today though a vessel:


I asked the guy he said it's a Oil/gas separator. Load it up, bring it to this place that cleans them and just drop the trailer. (secured).