Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

I can see how that kind of gets confusing but you know I think I've seen photos of something like that floating around somewhere.

 

TANK, the splishy splashy kind. On the way to OKC from post falls. Can't complain about a light load through the mountains.

 

Going over to Northford Ct

 

Navistar and Freightliner trucks with the cleaner tank under the hood I lay a piece of cardboard on the inlet and shut the hood on it.

 

Yeah it’s happened a few times. Usually on a smaller job where there’s only a few loads, and someone definitely measured wrong.
Those loads for RI are vertical wall panels and each piece gets welded into place while still hanging from the crane, which kinda slows things down a bit…

 

Rated in a way you don’t have to have that second load to make your day, that can be some jammy work. A little labor intensive but the money is there.

 

Out of L.A. to WV...

 

What’s safer in your opinion? The port of Cheyenne said the second one was safer.

 

WTF?

 

Let me guess…their responsible for the mirror and they had that mess of stuff laying around and said you needed wider mirrors anyway