Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

i was delivering machinery several times and riggers came with forklift weighing 85k pounds (with counterweighs)....didnt even look like , one of the riggers mentioned they have one at the warehouse 140k

 

2 loads I've done recently. I've got forklifts on now, but no pics from a distance.

Every load I pickup I take pictures of how they are secured after the shipper approves it. That way no blame is on me. I also take pictures of each individual until during loading so no damage can be blamed on me.

Already saved me on 2 claims.

 

Another day - another load
...kinda heavy

 

Picked up 44k lbs of galvanized steel that is supposedly a tower when put together like a lego kit. All fine and dandy until I go to deliver.

In the middle of the mountains in West Virginia that is nothing but an absolute mud pit where it has rained for like a week straight. I’m absolutely amazed I didn’t get stuck. Add in a wooden bridge about 50ft long over a stream. No concrete, purely wood and looked rickety as you can get. Pucker factor at max.

 

Changing my air distributor valve up between the axles. Handy to have an old Cat around.

 

Had one of those last spring at a compressor station in WV....

 

I love deliveries and pick up's like that. Always a fun time. I had to pick up from a farm recently, those 16cyl cat blocks going for rebuild.
"We get trucks here all the time" then I come around the corner,
"You're bigger than the other guys we get here.."
Yeah dude, I have a specialized FB with fixed triaxle centre lift. I can haul heavy tings to big places.

I call them F.O.C.U.S. customers.

 

Suddenly

 

How okay is this ?
Seen it a lot with guys doing heavy equipment.

This counts as 50% of the binder ?