Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

No kidding. And to make matters worse, it was another professional driver who did the stupid that ultimately got me screwed over... one of them hotshotters. Guy had a load of corrugated pipe on the back. And of course, I had that load of steel pipe I posted here... IDK. That whole US Pipe load was cursed as #### from the get go

 

That sucks man. Whats the plan now ? You gonna try to keep trucking ?

 

I start learning to operate a heavy wrecker on Monday. Got a pretty good offer, and it should be an interesting change of pace

 

Nice man. Good luck with that. I hope to never see you because if i do that means im broke down hahaha , keep us updated with how it goes

 

Ive always wondered but never been able to ask. Those really thin wood pieces in pics 3 and 4 . what are those used for ? do you know? They almost look like they would make paper out of them ? I see so many trucks hauling that stuff. Sometimes stacked 3 and 4 bundles high

 

Veneer is used in the manufacture of plywood. It's pretty much one of the byproducts of processing the raw logs

 

I used to be firmly against cameras. Now, I've done a 180. I wouldnt dream of not having atleast a dash cam. That dash cam has saved my ### and paid for itself a few times now!

 

I've always been a fan of cameras that the driver controls... not so much ones furnished by the company, though

 

Yeah, I wouldn't know anything about company cameras, but I've heard the stories.....no thanks. However, I do see both sides of that story. You have to protect your assets.