High rail loading tips

Discussion in 'Car Hauler and Auto Carrier Trucking Forum' started by Terry270, Apr 20, 2016.

  1. crb

    crb Road Train Member

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    I do that in my high rail for super low profile cars
     
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  3. MooneyBravo

    MooneyBravo Heavy Load Member

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    How long is "still?" There's a lot to learn in this business. Especially if you are doing auction vehicles because you never know what you are getting. Hauling new vehicles is easier because there are only so many configurations. I used to have a lot more questions than I do now but it took me a good while to become familiar with the freight and to get my routine down good. Take your tie down bar with you everywhere you walk around your truck and think about where you want it to be when you come back with your next vehicle. And don't lay it on your decks. I used to waist a lot of time always searching for my bar. It's easier to find if it's on the ground than on a deck. Especially if your decks are now raised up.(It happens)
    Hope that helps.
     
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  4. Terry270

    Terry270 Road Train Member

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    I'm under 2 hours now which is better. It's coming together now but I am still being really careful mainly with stacking the top 3 cars on the trailer. I feel like I will damage something it's only a matter of time. Probably as soon as I get comfortable and let my guard down
     
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