Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

As long as length/weight criteria is met as best as practicable, it's good.

HVAC can be problematic depending on the points of contact and the type of securement you're able to use.

 

Maybe like Yogi…smarter than the average bear

 

Heading to Johnson City

 

Johnson City bound

 

well this happened. currently waiting on breakdown to get someone out here.

made my first delivery this morning, was on my way to the second stop and this happened.

north side of Murrells Inlet SC.

 

Doing some burnouts lately?

That sucks man , looks like that u joint twisted right off

 

Run'n old iron!? Nice!
What year is that petercar you're drive'n dryvah?

 

What what what??
I thought the super smoothness of todays auto trannys eliminated all this driveline abuse I've been hearing about.. lol

 

hah, this thing doesn’t even get out of its own way lol

but yea the roadside guy that came out said it looked like one of the bolts backed out probably due to lack of thread lock or wasn’t torqued properly.

destroyed the carrier bearing, and the front half of the driveshaft. the yoke it was connected may be salvageable.

just waiting on a tow truck now to take this thing and me back to the terminal in Savannah. they found a local driver to come get the trailer and finish out the delivery.

lol, you know i though when they said it was an auto, it’d be super smooth and everything.

nope

it’s more like a semi-auto as how everything is when it’s shifting reminds me of a 10/13 speed just without a clutch pedal and gear shifter.

it’s funny though, when the jake set, and… “engages” it reminds me of someone taking a big ol breath and sighing really loud.

 

You should’ve had some kind of sign
that something was wrong. Usually a slight or some kind of vibration.