Oh ok up by the Turnpike, I can't remember the name of the town, but it has a really big hill you gotta climb? I uses to load coiled rod going up.
Verona?
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Yeah that's it!
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I slid down that big hill 3 times one night in a snow storm. I finally gave up and slept at the bottom. That was fun!
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Last load. Not as impressive as yalls loads, but it I got it there. Three suicide coils from Precision Strip in Ohio, down to Schulenburg Texas.
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Kubota Tractors from Grovetown, Ga to Hastings, MN
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Thanks. I like suicide coils. Theyre easy. Chain, tarp, n go. Had 2 chains on the baby in the middle as it only weighed 8485 pounds. Its big brothers had 4 chains each. They weighed in at 18820 each. More than was required, but I was sure they werent going anywhere.
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yeah Les that hill would get nasty in the winter time and that narrow bridge to get over there sucks too.
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Exactly. Each chain is rated at 4700 pounds a piece. Had enough to secure basically the entire weight. Ive hauled many of these things. I actually like coils.
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