Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Could use some of that here. Lots of corn around barely shoulder high yet. Spring was wet enough some was late going in and it’s been wicked dry ever since.

 

It’s not everyday you get to rush to the shipper just to sit 3 1/2 hours to load. Then get the unbearable joy of dragging out the ladder and using 4 tarps.

 

Be careful with them montana dot boys on inspection blitz week... tell em tibbitt says hi from arizona . they aint gettin me this year !

 

On this load the pallets were strapped down but the freight on the pallets appeared to just be strapped to the pallets with that little green strapping. I don't trust that stuff in a van much less to keep a load on a flatbed. Is that a the way to secure these things? Someone edumacate me. Sorry, it isn't the best picture but it's the best I could do.

 

That shipper won't allow you to strap over those. Every truck leaving out is secured that way. I've hauled a few of them...

 

No tarps for the crosstown shop move. Even got to park inside at one end. And yes the whole floor was this color and pattern.

 

Did a little skateboarding after the early morning show and then we moved on to dumptruck’n

 

I've done a lot of those for Amada. I don't envy you.

 

Hey Montana is my only ticket in like 5 years.

They got me last year for not having washer fluid. Which honestly I really didn't know it was a requirement.
Because from what I remember since I got my license out of California and transferred it to Nevada was just that the wiper blades were functioning. And despite 12 level 1s no one ever checked that.

Long story short there was a rainstorm the day before I ran out I said screw it I'll get it later..... And it bit me in the rear.

And as long as they don't ask me to engage my diff locks and my axle locks I'll be fine. This time.

Guess what I figured out after I picked my trailer up after I pulled out of the tire Bay.

This ain't my month.

August out to get me.

I'm gonna have em run a whole new line at the main yard.