Post your flatbed load pictures here

I would be beating my head against the window, need a smart phone and a program called slacker radio, it rocks.

 

LOL reefers are not that bad, made tons of money at it and help out a buddy that has them from time to time.

I was a guy that could care less what was behind me, just making money.

 

What is the legal reason they can't have them?

 

Your exhaust pipes can not pass under the fuel filler caps, combined with the regs that state in a horizontal system it must empty out beyond the body structure. Too run a setup as long as mine, you need the fuel tanks mounted under the cab, not under the sleeper and the filler necks positioned at the front of the tanks. Few trucks are built with the tanks mounted in such a way.
I got that lesson Sept. 12, 2001 at the eastbound Boise, ID scale with Corporal Robinson, of the Idaho State Patrol, from a Federal DOT officer.

 

and how much did that lesson cost?

 

Actually, not as bad as it could have been. Cpl. Robinson did not write a citation, but he did escort us, as we were OOS, back to Trebar KW, in Boise, to get it fixed. From the time we stopped for inspection, until we were rolling again, was 16 hours, under a "hot" load.

 

Well bad enough, but could of been worse.
Me I never did like the looks of what I call leg pipes.
Have seen some that blended in well with the trk.
Me though, will never on any unit I drive.
Heck I even hate those #### grass burner exhaust..

Each person has their own style and choice..

But way better than a trk I saw long time ago with 4 stacks in the back..

 

So i seen this lastnight at a restarea in montana on a maverick truck any idea as to why . Looks like a smoke tarp around the front of the truck

 

"Lake Pipes" as on 60s and 70s Corvettes.