Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

This is getting hilarious. I met Ronnie Schneider back when he was at Motrux. Later I used to get Inland loads from him. He wasn’t allowed to broker that stuff, so we worked around it. I used to take my trailers over to the mill with that old yellow set back of his to load. I miss that guy.

 

And a couple times by a guy in a white t600 with burgundy stripes?
The owners name was Wayne Schneider but Ronnie was dispatch.

 

Well if this is going to be a thing, I think I'll be swapping out some of my 3/8 chains for 5/16.

 

Ron had an interest too, just couldn’t have his name on anything. I remember seeing that T600 around. It kind of stood out at the time with those stripes, kind of like Farron Calahoo’ purple Western Star. Couldn’t miss that thing either. I’m pretty sure I’d see that T600 at Esco and Fraser-Surrey Dock. And maybe out at Ken Peter’s’ place in Aldergrove loading forklifts. Esco and the steel shack at F-S is where I usually saw them at the coast.

 

Yes I took that truck over with 2000 miles on it and it was wrecked 2 weeks after I quit and it was rebuilt with a new reversed paint scheme.
For most of its life with me it did a trip a week to the coast 8 months out of the year, potash out and LTL back.

 

West Rim I’m familiar with. Didn’t know anyone there but I don’t know how. Was up to my ### in their trucks around Port Kells, Aldergrove and Langley. One of my buddies at Tenold knew a bunch of them though. I think they were in and out of a lot of the same places or some ####. Wiener seemed to know every one of them we ever ran into when I was running with him.

 

@kranky1 look at me, I’m going to the Great Wolf Lodge in the Poconos

 

Ahem

you best keep them axles slid up

when you go to leave, theres usually vehicles parked by the dumpsters out back to the left of the loading docks that make leaving in a large vehicle somewhat challenging/

 

I saw a slick 379 day cab yesterday that reminded me of your white KW that you have or had.

 

That’s more like it. Those skyscrapers with leaves and needles on ‘em are are nicer to look at.