Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

It ain't jacked up yet nor has it seen winter salt/calcium

 

At least it's clean. Thinking I might make time to polish the fuel tanks soon.

 

Winter fronts are a must when you get that far up. If the weather is nice and you can see for more than a half a mile the road is a long days drive. If you can't see that far and you have never been on that road it is a heck of a challenge. I followed another driver up it. 17 hours on the way up from Fairbanks to Prudhoe Bay and 16 hours on the drive back to Fairbanks. I have said that I wouldn't do it again unless some things with my company changed but the truth is I would do it again.

 

There he is again,, with two jolly green giant sized Christmas presents on the trailers !!
Does anyone ever unwrap them ? Or you just keep dragem them
Around !!!!!

 

I unwrap, and then go rewrap something else, then unwrap, then rewrap, and repeat and repeat and repeat.

Oh, and I had to kick snow off the top of this particular load before tarping... You know, unless I wanted to tarp snow.

 

Had to tarp it to protect it from snow even though there's already snow on it lol. I got loaded in the rain once and apparently the customer is really picky so I took a video of them loading me in the rain and then I proceed to tarp the load. The boxes were soaking wet before I could even unroll my tarps. Of course the friggin rocks inside the boxes were fine I'm sure.

 

Kind of dull

 

But easy to strap down!

 

That's my favorite kind of load.