Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Yep, White River! Yeah the cold isn't even bad at -24C/-11F feeling like -34C/-29F. A little extra work with frozen straps and whatnot, but I'm not complaining. Gotta love that lake effect snow with the hills of Hwy 17 though. She was slipping up one or two of them! It started getting real bad in spots. Now, the east end of SSM looks bare and dry, time to carry on.

 

Big mile load. 250 miles from Atlanta to Charlotte nc. Pretty ugly tarp job but held pretty tight.

 

Not bad at all. I have seen and done much worse!

 

@Chewy352 your drive tire looks low.

 

Time to get your eyes recalibrated It's at 100 psi cold.

 

Thats as good or better than I can do.

You should consider step deck your next move. At least give it a shot before going back to swining doors.

Less tarping.. securing equipment and machinery is much simpler. Climbing on and off the bed is easier.

Has its moments. The occational tall load that makes you pucker taking turns.

Hurst

 

I wouldn't mind a step. Mostly I just want to be home with the kids. I'm only otr to pay my dues. The wifes been turning in apps for me at home.

 

Delivered a small load of walls today....

Of course one piece had to be 12' wide.

Then we stacked another trailer that had been there since before christmas and went home.

 

Going from Florence SC to Dallas tx. I was dreading having to tarp and secure the crazy loads I was seeing pulling out and then I got this and was happy. Until my first load check when I saw all the nice new vents in my tarps. Oh well live and learn. I'm on the hunt for more moving blankets again.

 

Now you have an onion tarp.