How do you get into this?

It takes time,some get lucky and catch a break,but most of us has put in a lot of time.go heavy haul section we have pics there of some of our loads.it's a sub-forum of flatbed.

 

Steer car w/ a pusher. Looks like a Hot batch plant drum/mixer. That's a bunch of Iron. 15 axles/120-140T?

 

Not really kings, if you get to comfortable doing these types of loads,things get real bad. They have more rules or restrictions and curfews.and don't forget the delays.but we do love doing them.

 

You need to look for crane and rigging companies. I used to work for Barnhart Crane and Rigging in Memphis TN. You can start out just hauling regular loads on a flatbed and work yourself up into more complicated stuff. We used to do trial runs on Presidents Island in Memphis when getting ready for big jobs. I am still not sure how they talked themselves out of the ticket when they were practicing with a 700,000lbs load and the DOT guy stopped them.

 

Well it's a west coast trunion set up.. Can put a massive amount of weight on it..
Slow and steady with those big lds..

 

And don't forget the tickets get bigger also..Don't ask.

 

Right , something's we hold to our selves.
That was me last week in Dodge city by the way.

 

Why? Are you a slow learner or just trying to bent the rules sometimes? Seems like they just like to slide the decimal point of your weight for the fine amount.