Post your flatbed load pictures here

Btw I appreciate all your responses. Thank you!

 

When in doubt hit the woods, if you get a chance go online and route out some scenic routes.

Scales are easy to go around and not get in trouble, it may take you a little longer but if you have the time try the countryside.

 

if its highlighted in yellow on the ol rand McNally I take it, I'm a back roads runner if there ever was one

 

I used to be like you, and never wanted to leave the interstate system. But it's ok, don't be scared of the 2 lane roads, they won't kill ya.

 

Used to do a good bit of bootlegging loads years ago, I would come to where I knew that the interstate was off limits on weight and jump off and hit a yellow line.

Have some great places on the back roads and fuel is sometimes 20 cents a gallon less, have been known to drop a trailer and shuttle to a fuel stop to save money when it started adding up to thousands a month in savings.

Wall Mart and Sams clubs sell Rotella in 2.5 gallons jugs for less than 25 dollars, not finding those prices at a interstate truck stop either. lol

 

Shoot your scared of running 500lbs over weight, I used to run around at a 100k, just skip the big roads and get home, or sit for free all weekend, no way jose!

 

Youre right, I seldom have to fight for parking when I get off the beaten path, I love that us20/26 west outta Casper, WY out to Shoshoni 90 miles of no stopping!!!

 

Calm down fellows I started moving lol. The roads isn't the issue, just putting the cost before profit. Ill end up turning 59$ profit on this load. W/e though, it's getting me home so I don't care.

 

Actually there is three or four places to park for the night out there just no food. There used to be a little restaurant in powder river that had one of the best steaks around and they brought dancing girls out of Casper on Friday and Saturday nights.

 

I love that lil stretch outta Lovell down to Shoshoni