Here is a pic of the pipe load I did. Was actually pretty easy to secure. Also a pic of the container. That one was kind of a pain, but o well. Still love it. Nothing better than flatbedding. Never felt the pride I do when I pull into a reciever with the load I secured when I was on the reefer side. It was hard work securing the container, n Im still sore (and exhausted) but well worth it. Had another Prime driver say I did a good job n Ill make a great flatbedder. I finally found something Im good at. People can mess with me all they want, n I know they will, but Ill stick with flatbedding.
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Also if your trainer hasn't told you. If you even think there is something wrong with a shipment and there is no one around take pictures. A lot of them. Even during loading if you think it might get damaged during transit. I had a flatbed load put into my dryvan. I could see it was going to move a damage some of the other freight. I got my camera and took pics. I also let dispatch know. Sure enough at the reciver there was damage. This was for show. They were pisssssed. I got my digital camera out and showed them the pic's and told them I told the shipper and my dispatcher there was going to be damage. End of argument after they checked with my dispatcher.
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