Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

I've heard it called corrugated pipe. It came out of an ADS plant. I enjoy the different names people call things from different areas as well. Cracks me up sometimes.

 

How long is the pipe/what's your overall length?

 

This isn't exactly "flatbed" but since you posted some pipe here's my load from one Friday last year. Boss said we needed a "little" pipe for Saturday on a job that was near my house. He said I didn't need my drag "it's just 7 pieces just take the 1 ton and trailer", the trailer in question is a little 16' bumper pull behind a 1 ton Chevy pickup. So I run down to the pipe supply yard to get my "7 pieces" and it turns out its 17 pieces, awesome. There is a trailer under there and even though it doesn't look like it in the picture you can see the tail lights.

 

Ok, we have an ADS plant about 30 mile from our shop, I wasn't sure if they were just in our area or in a larger area I guess they go pretty far.

 

It's 20 foot pieces one stack in front of the rear. I'm just at 3 foot over hang. Picture looks a little deceiving.

The boss rarely books a load for me anymore. He books this one and it was supposed to have a 53 foot trailer mines a 48. Imagine that.

 

They are all over the country.

 

I pick up at ADS in Perry, GA

 

I didn't realize they were that big, I never really thought about it I guess. I've seen them in my area forever so I'm used to them.

 

They're everywhere

 

Three of us were busy today shuttling box culverts for delivery next week.