How does body weight help you?

So, I guess she worked the corner for a short time? I crack myself up... Trying to cheer myself up, gotta spend about $5k in repairs... I don't think I could afford a midget hooker now... Even if it was half price.... Lol

 

All she wanted to do is make,,,,,,,,,,, a little money.

 

Made me laugh! Drove through Isaac last night, dealt with dummy agents, and finally unloaded my forklifts at 430 am in Port Charlotte. The staging area only had 6-12" of standing water, so it was a single ramp section unload. Fairly steep and in reverse! A couple drivers guided me off thankfully.

 

Good to hear you could get unloaded, after I kick this off it is back south for me. Hope it does not take me into all this weather.

 

My God we are going downhill fast... I would like to appoligize to any little people... But if your a midget hooker... PM me

 

The weather has them in short supply

 

I wasnt saying you personally are 350 pounds or that you personally said being overweight has any advantages. I was responding to your post about me having a nasty attitude.
I asked how my comments about those things were nasty comments? If "a person" (not you) is 5'9" and 350 pounds... how is that good? Sorry about the confusion.

 

I weigh 145 and I've been running flatbed for about 6 years. I'm sure it's probably funny to watch me strapping and tarping, but I get it done.

 

Around 210-215, not sure if I would consider myself large, but not spindly either. I'd much rather have the power to tighten my chains and straps than using my weight. I was taught early, early on to never, ever leave the ground when tightening something. If you need to get more power on your binder that's what a winch bar is for.

One of the driver's who taught me to drive is a wiry guy, but, he hauls the big loads (150-200,000+ gross). I guarantee any "big guy" would have hard time keeping up with him when it comes to securing a load. He's also one of the most talented machine operators I've seen getting machines on a trailer.