Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Since it was a used machine, you know it had all of that wet/dry hay stuck under the machine...it had been sitting in a field at the dealer. I didn’t think much of it until I just unloaded and seen a mouse in my well where I keep my binders..... great!!!!!

 

I think it was around 2011-12, we had been doing a couple projects in Manhattan...50th St. and another all the way down near the "Occupy Wall St" circus... then we started a bridge rehab up outside of Burlington Vt. Man!! That was like a day off, driving into Vermont after a steady diet of going to the city...

 

We had three loads of these ATV's this week, with about six drivers per move. The company is starting to put me on more RGN loads. I like the added challenge of paying attention to ground clearance.

 

Nice set up. What year is your truck?

 

It took a minute to realize that's a late model truck.
That paint scheme is sharp with the painted breathers! Looks old school.

 

The truck is '16. Set up with a 500 hp Cummins and 13 speed. Teresi has had the same paint scheme for decades, going back to Cabover days. I've been with them since April. A few times I get civilians wanting to take pictures, something I never got before.

 

Well I managed to stay retired for about a month. They finally got me back from the lake for a couple of days work. Forgot to take pictures both days (old age?) Just concrete plank to Rochester. Remembered to take a pic of a damaged piece they sent me back with last night...that's it I'm done...heading back up to the lake...

 

Heading to ma and ny from mi
My favorite east coast with smooth like a glass and free roads ... Ughhh

 

I have literally hauled hundreds of those trailers, but I always made them take the tires off. In fact only one place in Idaho even tried to load them with them.
They then loaded and blocked per my instructions, except once they got up to 14 feet tall, the top trailers had combination fold up tailgates and ramps sticking up another 4 feet. other manufacturers always pulled them off and tied them down in one trailer. I told them they would have to do this, but these were not removable. GROAN,they just had a hard time understanding why I would not haul them sticking up 18 or 19 feet in he air. lol

 

Wheels bolted to the trailer floor