getting my feet wet in heavy haul

I think you just proved what he was talking about and yet missed the whole point. If you listen to him he says every time he hit a rock he just moved the hole, he wasn't thinking about the straightness of the fence or anything just about himself and how he was above digging holes. I may be reading to deep into this but I think what he said is whats wrong with this country in general. I grew up on a dairy farm and believe me there are no shortage of jobs like this, I would have always rather been on a tractor than pitching calf stalls or bedding barns but it all had to be done and done right. It has nothing to do with being stupid I see smart people do stupid stuff everyday.

 

I don't know what your getting at but why would you ever move from center. Like if you start digging why change your course?


Like I honestly never seen anyone build a crooked fence, no one is that stupid.

 

JD 4020 very well said, the little boys have to learn to work. There is a lot of the little boys that never did learn to work and they give them all trophys win or lose and look how they drive, its all about me.

 

He moved from center because it was easier than digging up the rocks. He didn't care about building a fence or the end product. He just wanted to get the holes dug so he could move on regardless of the finished product.

 

I push 44,000 empty in the Kenworth with a 55-ton Load King hydraulic neck.

But, we also run "construction" lowboys. The highway lowboys can handle weight, but, aren't designed to handle continuous, significant torqueing and twisting in off-road conditions. Ours are.

 

I am brand new to HH. I am so thankful that I found this forum. I also want to thank everyone for sharing all of your wisdom. I have always want to do HH, I have to say wow I had no idea how complex all this is. This info is not scaring me away, but it is very important to me to suck up as knowledge as I can and advice as I can get the job done the right the first time not to mention safely. So again thank you everybody. I will be doing a lot of studying for the next several days. To be honest all this is very exciting.

Evan

 

Do you run solo? Recently learned flat/oversized . looking for a parner. Don't think i can handle all of it on my own just yet.

 

Try shadowing another trucker before teaming.

 

@cpape doesn't run solo, he runs the trucking company he owns.

 

Whoops! Sorry ok thanks