Flatbed question

My main freight is structural steep, big I beam stuff.

No kidding but what im hauling cant be loaded from the rear, some 105k loads.

 

I had to use caution with this because the youngster who loaded me at our plant tried to get me to tarp a structural steel load, I just laughed at him.

You know youre only new once, but sometime that one time can be a real pain in the rear.

 

Thats funny, while looking for all my old gear that what I did find was my insulated Carhartt bib overalls. Its still snowing here for a few weeks then its staying home till next season.

 

The irony, one of the gigs I had here in Utah was taking old equipment like the first one out of Hill AFB and to some special scrap place that would recycle the precious metals and what nots. First time I tarped a load like that first one, I ripped the dog snot out of my tarps, took me almost 4 hours patching that turd back up.

Its been awhile for me though, and of course the shipper and even other drivers thought I was full of it when I told them my paperwork says "tarps" the shipper even plastic wrapped first.

Thanks for the reply, trying to find out whats going on these days.

This is like the load im talking about.

 

I know I too will have a dozen moving blankets on my truck by Tuesday.