Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Yep. Just about every load out of that mill is this high too.. lol

 

It's not about height of the load it's the overall height from the ground. OSHA requirement for general industry is 4 feet. A flatbed is generally already at 5 feet empty.

Like I said above I have a customer that technically I'm not allowed to stand on the upper deck of my step deck because it's over 4 feet. The lower deck is only 3.5 feet so it's all good.

When they have to deal with the average mega company driver they have to go overboard to keep the ####### from killing themselves. Things were a lot easier when they just let Darwin solve these problems.

 

10 wide and 10.6 tall from last week turns into a legal load once it's out of the crate.
Hauled the old machine out

 

Change of scenery from yesterday’s delivery.

 

Started out a week ago at 60k lbs. Turned into 55k 2 days ago. Today it's 48k. Still 10 ft wide.
Someone misplaced the shipping brackets.

 

2 picks preloaded for tomorrow's first 3 drops.

 

Are you being sly and making profits doing flatbed version of short haul LTL ? Could this be the secret to getting out of places like south Florida ?

 

kicking off stops and getting fat this morning

 

Every picture you post of your truck looks black to me, but it's a beautiful truck whatever the color. I did see the green fenders though so all's not lost.

 

It ought to be against the rules to post pictures of food. Especially when I’m hungry!