Post your flatbed load pictures here

Then your 100% LEGAL but your trailer looks stupid. Nothing wrong with it thats for sure. Be honest on a looks only point of veiw a spread thats set forward looks bad. I dont want anything to do with either set up because that would mean I had a reefer again and I coudn't handle dealing with all that fun again. My trailer is ugly as sin to.

 

I once considered a 53' flat with the rear axle at the rear and a 12' spread to help compensate for the longer wb but Michigan doesn't allow any trailer longer than 50' to gross over 80k. Would have been perfect for Ohio since a 53' is easier to permit with the bridge formula.

 

never did understand why mav decided to get all autos

 

Salesman and "safety" sold management a fat line of ####.

 

LOL the tarp was part of the trailer and already on the trailer when I picked it up and was instructed not to remove it, it payed great but the tarp was a real pain. It kept billowing open like a mushroom, fuel mileage sucked big time.

 

if i was driving for mav at the time they told me to hand in my key for an auto i would have handed in everything and found a nother job. only a pensil pushin office person would not consult his drivers befor buying a fleet of autos.

 

Not a flatbed puller but thought some pics would be cool, one is in the high deserts of Arizona and the other of Wolf Creek pass that I crossed two times in a few hours.

 

Yeah I got my set forward spread on my stepdeck, back axle is set at 41' I really like it, scaling is sometimes a pain, I have got it figured out though, but I seldom gross over 60k

 

Picked this one up today going to KC

 

Boy,i don't know about the twists in those straps might have to contact L/S's safety dept.