Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Customer says load is 8ft tall. Sure is if you dont include that engine sticking out the top. Actually closer to 11ft tall. About 14'3" overall.

 

Automated transmission is the standard now. You want a manual transmission, it’s gonna cost you like at least 5 grand more.
The company has the cummins/eaton combination. Seems the air system in these Eaton’s need to be overhauled at around 400k. Seems the most common failure point is the internal actuator system on the clutch pack. Transmission comes out for that repair.

 

Looking good. You get the fuel tank fixed?

 

Sort of. It’s not leaking, but the bottom isn’t as straight as I want it to be.
Once work slows down this winter I plan to pull it off and fix it “right”.

 

Horse fence.

 

Took a full load of lumber to Chicago then brought a half load of lumber and half load of rebar back.

 

Horse people don't ask how much is it , they just say bring me a trailer load.

 

One of the products we haul is horse stalls. Mostly the kind you see in stables. Never a question on price. Just bring it.

 

This truck has a DD16 Detroit with a Allison 7 speed auto transmission. I didn’t think it was enough gears, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised with it. It’s heavy spec because I occasionally pull tri axle trailers with it too.