Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

... previous owner ..i think he was designer

 

You think he was designer? Me think him no good at designer.

 

Few years ago I had a load of wash sand in totes heading to a water treatment plant in Leadville. Let me tell you at 10,000+ feet I was huffing and puffing rolling up the tarp.
It was a gov run facility built to treat ground water coming out of some old turn of the century mine.
I guess the government couldn't find any sand closer than Wisconsin...

 

concrete box. (for culverts). 16x9x6. weighs 42,000lbs. and top heavy as heck.
I kept looking at it (there were 4 of us rolling together) and thinking "dang that's tall" and went and got a tape measure. 13'3" tall. tippppppppppppppppyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy. just stop looking in the mirror up high, all is well.



the 2nd time thru getting ready to be offloaded. . Little itty bitty crane.

 

...some metal parts ...dont see the point tarping them ...

 

Here’s one of our new trailers, very efficient at getting over height legal

 

Am I seeing that right? Does the trailer have sections that fold down to lower the height? If so, that's just slicker than ####.

 

Looks like the wheel wells are covered by the sections stored below the deck. Pretty nifty, but doesn't look like the wells move.

 

The wells do not move, but I’ve hauled 20k to 50k loaders and they all fit.

 

We did a job on 50th St in Manhattan once. Took a bunch of pretty stout beams down that they installed in the roadbed while they excavated underneath.
there's the crane sitting on them. I delivered a lot of loads down there at night. Would park on Madison Ave @ 50th (behind St Patricks and next to NY Palace, same spot as the opening scene of movie 27 Dresses) Anyways, first time I went there during daytime, I park and went to find someone. When I got back to the truck, there was a parking ticket on it!