Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

That was with full tanks

 

Sucks people have no power , but lots of job security for u hauling electrical parts ! Them long ### days are never fun tho

 

Job security for sure lol. It was a hell of a storm. Experts say it was essentially a category 2 or 3 inland hurricane (in boring old Iowa of all places). Many people lost more than just their electricity. Roofs blown off, silos knocked over, entire cornfields flattened, all over Eastern Iowa and Into Illinois... I really feel for them.

But I gotta say, seeing people come together to help clean up the damage, people helping their neighbors, utility companies coming from all over the midwest to help get the juice back on, is all pretty refreshing, especially now with everything going on in the country. We even have the National Guard out cleaning the streets in my area (those guys rock!).

 

You’re a better man then I am. That would have been two straps, 3 if I need to kill some time.

 

It happened once for me. Yes I slid her forward and got a re-weight. With the one percent variance I was money with a full tank.

 

Some different types of coils than I'm used to!

 

Delivered to spaceX in Brownsville, bounced over to Laredo and got another load of frame rails. The only way to make tarping more annoying is use the entire lower deck and have one bloody long rail on the upper deck just to make weight.

20340 on the drives, 39520 on the trailer, dead even split. Its pulling like a boat anchor..... Gotta love loads that come over the border pre screwed.

My creative use of a lumber tarp almost backfired. Since the top most row of rings was an inch from the rail, but it worked out nice.

 

I was totally hoping after reading "delivered to spacex" .. I was gonna see a rocket on the back of ur deck but i guess frame rails work too did u atleast get to see some rockets ??? Pics ??? Elons autograph ??

 

I could/should have added another strap to each.

These went to a farmer to put on his combine for harvest as the fields are swamps with all the rain they've gotten.