Bypassing flatbed to stepdeck.

Then I have news for you. Check your messages soon

 

I'm sorry for being so nice.

 

Only a 19, you are setting your sights way to low. I would think a dual lane trailer would much more in line with your potential - no sense in wasting time on the small
Stuff

 

Really - so 14 wide 15 7 tall and 116k net weight is just like hauling a load of lumber??

Since , I am probably the only one of the two of us that has hauled a D9 complete with the blade, ripper and erops - I can say with confidence that you are wrong.

I posted my photo - where is yours?

 

That thing is so heavy you made the parking lot sink.

 

There's more than two here who have.

 

The sky looks like great loading weather in that pic

 

i saw a guy moving a d13 up in wi, or mm. That thing was massive. Looked like a two story building.

 

Not just with the blade but a ripper too!

 

Well, hey, general cargo securement rules apply to both, so in that regard, they would be "the same" lol.

The day I started pulling 90,000 lbs net on Super-B trains was the day I realized that there are several different "classes" of flat deck trucking, and a whole other level of respect needed for it. 137,500 lbs gross isn't something you plan to stop with brakes, even on flat ground. It's something you need to be looking a couple miles ahead and reading what traffic is doing 20-30 seconds before you get there.