Car haulers ???

Sure that headrack is legal,....I think you can get 3 across the top and one behind the sleeper if they are small enough,...

I just don't like any of the high rail setups,...They are more work to load and unload,......And they make it more difficult to get in and out of the cars when they are on the trailer,....

 

The one behind the sleeper will barely fit,.But it will fit,..

It will be just higher than the bottom front one on the trailer and swing over it in a turn,....Just don't turn to tight!!,..

 

Don't over think it,..

Most car haulers are built to be legal,.....

Most,...Not all,....

 

That's not a 3 car head rack. It also looks very old. What year is that set up?

 

sorry to get off y'all's topic but I'm wanting to start hauling cars with a similar setup. I hauled campers for the same company that I'll haul cars for and this will be my first gig as a CDL-A driver. Is it highly recommended that I don't try this as my first CDL job? I've driven rollbacks and feel I'm quick at loading and figuring out the way to load onto a 6-10 car hauler. I'm just thinking that since I don't have any experience that I won't be able to get a auto transport company to consider taking me on as a newbie. The camper hauler I worked for will pay for most of the insurance. I just feel its the easiest way to enter in this market with so few miles under my foot. And hate to get a 4 car hauler to start with. I could just as well only load 4-5 cars on a 10 car hauler.
One more thing...If I put 200-400 gallons of fuel (or vegy oil) out back there (in a legal tank) and can prove I'll use it for my truck, do I need hazmat endorsmnts?

 

I looked at the pic wrong. You do have a third deck back there.