Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

When cattle and log trucks avoid a road, you know its trouble.

 

Dang man those boulders put my old boulder loads to shame

 

North Dakota to California

At least it paid to get me a coffee and a sandwich hahah

 

Yes, in a pinch. I had to wait like three hours to load. I was the only flatbed. Top tarp in the wind is TEN TIMES more of a pain in yass than just dropping the sides. Took 24 straps. I only kept them slightly snug the whole time, and I could get two or three clicks every few hundred miles. Nobody spoke fluent English at either end, which can make certain things suck.

Otherwise, it paid decent on a long run, and took me from a dead end to a good spot. I'm near Allentown, Scranton, etc. Great place to be on a Monday.

 

I picked mine up in Arrey, NM right about this time last year. I was going to try to make it back out there to freshen up my tarps since they're back to smelling like steel and grease again, but been too busy back here to get to venture.

 

Ok, I stopped in Montrose for fuel. There were three bull haulers that just came from flagstaff, and went over that route. They told me to not be such a beeyotch. So I went for it! Piece of cake! I don’t know why you boys were tripping! Actually it’s a little hairy, but no biggie. Like GPD said, one of the most beautiful drives I’ve ever done. I’m in Williams now. I’d do it again. From Cortez to flag it was absolutely ripping wind! Insane! Way worse than the hill!

 

What route did you take?

 

PA to NM. 26k lbs.

 

Dang you should’ve went to the Macungie truck show Saturday, I was there…