Post your flatbed load pictures here

I believe it's that way in most states, seeing how you have one set of the duals on the deck or outriggers.
Now if the inside tires were hanging off the edge then there will be problem.
But there is a way to cure that problem also.
Place good hard wood blocks on the axles and deflate the tires so your load is sitting with pressure on the blocks. Chain down and go.
I have done this before. Kinda like loading a really wide beam trl. No fuss no muss.

 

Four 8ft x 8ft raidators for CAT:








American Trucker

 

You guys are right, it talks about it in the ATA/CVSA Practical Securement book, but it says nothing about a FMCSA code not allowing it. So I guess i was mistaken

 

No load yet . . Just tryin to "put that bad boy In there"!

 

they couldnt have made that whole just a little bigger!




American Trucker

 

That's what rub rails are for, just like the bumper guards in bowling.....just ask any newbie

 

That place was probably built long before 102" wide trailers were ever thought of...

 

Very true Les, back when dirt was shiney and you were in High school ..... wait , your a trucker..... middle school. truck drivers don't go to high school

 

Plentygood,how many times did you have to pull up and realign? Or did u nail it first shot? Also would love to see some pics of your truck inside and out. I'm in the process of hiring with Maverick.

 

Damnitboy I'm not that old...