Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

You would think it would be ok, but in that deal it wasn't. The boss kinda chewed on me a bit yesterday about it.
They are going to try and appeal the warning. Besides my score it effects their scores as well. He said we all have done it, but the out of service deal racks points. He runs a class outfit and we don't need the hit..
I agree with him

 

The whole thing is bull crap and we all have similar stories, I understand your bosses point of view but it still gets under your skin.

 

Well, that does work!

 

I got schooled this morning. Bought a height stick yesterday, thanks Riprap. Load it on the deck, let the air out of the tires. Drops it to 13'2". I was told to block it up, so it won't cut the tires. Block it up and we're at 13'4" according to height stick. Then get told to throw some air back in so the tubes don't get wrecked. Very slick way to it damage free.

I didn't know tractors had air brakes

And I'm loving tail chains. Quick and easy I like that. 3/8's so I'm legal in Canada and easily meets the aggregate.

Time to ride

 

Belarus is alway weird.

 

Alot of the foreign built tractors have air brakes. That Belarus is Russian. Used to be quite a few around here. Most guys that had them give up on them because they leaked oil out of everything so bad.

That one you are hauling is an oddity for sure.

 

I like the oddball tractors because it's interesting to see different ideas people had for building equipment. Scared to buy anything like that, tho. Parts could be a problem.

I forget how easy it is to go online now and find parts for just about anything, but many of you remember having equipment that you couldn't run because you just couldn't get the parts any longer.

 

Speaking of oddball tractors...............

 

behold, a mythical no tarp coil. Been about 2 years since I've had one of these

 

How much does it weigh?