Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Yeah I knew there must have been a reason you got out of it.

I'm still leaning that way. I'm still sitting in Montreal at the moment while these guys screw around big time 3 hours after backing in and dropping the B-train.

 

Thanks for the idea @street beater

 

Had some really weird hoppers put on my trailer today in place of the deck. They were all loaded up with feed-grade salt.


So yeah, I've finally started doing bulk loads. It's really boring but hey, I'll take more skills when they want to give them to me. Kind of wish they could put a PTO and blower on my truck though. The truck I'm in for these loads isn't bad, but it's not "mine".

 

For some reason here in the Evergreen State excavators + bridges + flats are having issues lately.
Happened today, [was] on a step even. What a moron.
My buddy that works close was trying to get the tow company to have me come & grab it.

 

Well, would you look at that?

 

But, but it's left handed!!

 

That's how bridges are supposed to be built. Ahem, Texas.

 

It looks like a mess. But on the plus side, with only straps it came off easy and didn't hurt the bridge

I think the driver may want to invest in a tape measure- having been through there a few times it's pretty well marked 14'-4"

 

What an idiot. Just looking at that thing sitting there I know that should have been laid on it's side because of the height. Putting the end of the arm up on the step with the bucket on the lower deck. It's amazing the lack of brain power that moves equipment.

 

Ya that's been bugging the crap out of me. I just gotta unscrew it and flip it around.