Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Tomorrow. Going to be coming across I64 after I drop this stuff. My load over there got pushed off until Thursday morning.

 

Gotcha...i was wondering if you were still coming out this way. We'll keep an eye out for ya if you end up down in my area bud.

 

Foggy here. Got a load of wrapped plywood to run to mass in the yard for when I'm done with this.

 

@Lepton1 your going the wrong way should be leaving the yard not entering lol

 

Predators and prey.

There was a driver thst went to Oregon, got pulled over by a county mountie, and was told that his license was suspended in Oregon. He was less than 15 miles from the border. The county cop offered to call someone to drive the truck to the border for a fee. The driver notified his company (night dispatch), then had money wired to pay the fee. The county cop called a family member to move the truck.

The driver was fired for allowing an unauthorized person drive the truck.

 

Forgot to add, this was this driver'sfirst trip ever to Oregon.

The Bleeders will say, " Bleed, Six! Bleed with us! Bleeeeeeeeeeed!!!"

Never. Just because someone with authority threatens you, is not reason enough to agree to buttsex.

 

"How do you avoid corrupt cops, ignorant DOT...ect?"

My guys, these guys this forum, are very good at what they do. A Game drivers. They are paid for what they know. First step is that green and white bible. They are disciples of the written word. There are procedures and there are time limitsand fine limits. There arechecks and balances. Everyone can get their hand checked. Predators look for easy prey. Some people are so quick to agree to buttsex that you wonder if they put an ad in the classifieds.

A diesel bear will know ifyou did your homework. If you didnt, I have no sympathy. Sorry.

 

I want to make a corner protector placer like that.

Today I found these. One end screws on a broom stick. The other end on the bottom piece is threaded. The one for the broomstick I figure can get welded on the bottom for the corner protector placer.

Then the other two get put together like this, and now I can feed chain or straps where I want. (Imagine a broomstick/painters pole on there)

 

I loaded at a place that had galvanized conduit flattened on one end, hole drilled for a bolt, with two pieces of plexiglas bolted on. The bolt had a wingnut on it so you could adjust how tight the two pieces of plexiglas would hold your corner protector. Other end of the pole worked for pushing chains through.

I had been meaning to copy it but your idea may be better with a collapsible broom stick, easier to store.

 

Just delivered in Midland. Already lined up with a nice paying pipe load to Houston, picking up tomorrow morning in Odessa. Now all I need is a load from Houston to OKC to round out the week.