Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

That one does not/ I have a couple that are both sides with winches and tie bar/ I do not find that to be nearly as useful as others here have felt. Not bad to have, but not something I use or appreciate for a couple reasons.

 

Running a couple hours early so I’m posted up waiting..... so I can go wait onsite lol

 

Knocked 3 stops off this by 9 this morning. Beer in hand by 4 this eve, Turkeys on smoker now, throwing 9 lb rib roast on around 2-3 in morning. Reverse sear it, get fatter tomorrow & recovery till Monday. Happy Thanksgiving

 

Happy thanksgiving flatbedders

 

I wasn't a fan of this. It's done this way by "stacking" otherwise 4 pieces wouldn't fit on 1 trailer. It would be too wide... Nothing is holding the smaller pieces of pipe but the weight of the piece laying over the top which, isn't even sitting flush on them... Pretty sketchy, IMO. I definitely didn't like no type of dunnage or flat board underneath those little pieces of pipe either, when they load the top piece on they literally roll it essentially slamming it onto the little pieces of pipe... Very loud and rough on my trailer....


I don't think choke strapping these together would benefit but maybe I'm wrong? Would you guys secure it any different? You can't see in the picture but the bottom pieces are laying on lumber with the little triangle pieces on the ends so it won't roll off... Total weight is 28k.

 

What you think @D.Tibbitt ?