Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

I wish my trailers had them down both sides.

 

I was thrown to the wolves with minimal fb experience and I turned out ok. You just need 4 things. Patience, the securement handbook, common sense, and ttr.

 

Guess who's being forced onto e-logs. I'm planning my exit strategy.

Here's a light load.

 

Moved 2 627's this morning and a TS14 this afternoon, but it's not all equipment I have to haul junk like this.

 

Better be careful not to damage that cargo. Hate to see you get a claim.

 

Yeah, they said swing by and grab some head walls to bring back to the shop, I didn't know they were old ones they pulled out of the ground.

 

My first tarp job. I know it's not great but it did survive 300 miles.

 

Better then a lot of mine. I'm not into the perfect tarp job. I ask myself if it's Gunna keep the load dry and is it Gunna stay on the trailer. If both are yes then I'm rollin.

 

I think you should tarp it.

 

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