Post your flatbed load pictures here

I know it doesn't have much to do with the thread but just so you get the idea of what I am talking about. It gets intense!!!

 

Haven't posted in awhile since I haven't had anything worth posting lol. But here's my latest load with my new truck. 2014 kenworth t800 550 cummins, 18 speed, 46 rear ends, 4:30 rear gears.

Picked up these 2 tanks just south of Edmonton.





Added a light tower to the load today in Prince George.



Delivered to a camp in the middle of nowhere.

 

I've hauled a few "buildings" into 29 Palms and a few broken Humvee's out of there. Didn't get to seethe training area, but the 2 containers I hauled in were not fabricated yet. Just plain empty 20' cans, but they said they were going to turn them into a "Building for their city in the desert". Cool to see what they are talking about. Thanks for the pics.

 

Truck Bodies - Yankton, SD to Terre Haute, IN, Racking - West Point, NE to Vincennes, IN

 

Another easy load .... Headed to Appleton, WI

 

Reminds me of a load I was sent to get with a stepdeck, same kind of forklift. Only there was no dock there. The guy there and the broker when I called him both said, "Well, you got ramps, don't you?" Not for that, no.

 

One from last Friday, how about ordering a crane sized correctly for the load? Had to move the crane 3 times



And my Cluck imitation

 

What that trailer ain't loaded yet, lets get that tag flipped over and get something on that back deck.

 

From the mainside of the base where everybody lives at you can see the one city. Its northwest of everything and its a long ways out there but you can still see it. It looks like a real city too. The other one is up behind the mountains to the north. Pretty much a straight line from Adobe road which is the main road going to base, back over the mountains. We use to hike out to them and live out there for a month before we deployed. The towns are actually filled with people roll playing as Taliban and afghan civilians. Most are immigrants from Afghanistan too. It is pretty real, just no real bullets used on that range. Just blanks, flashbangs, and grenade fuses. Still fun and one hell of a rush!

To add to it, they set up a lot of those buildings to be like past scenarios from Iraq and Afghanistan so you have choke points and great ambush positions so you can actually see what they look like to know what to look for and how to properly react. It is as close to real as you can get without bringing real bullets into it.

 

Load of shingles from Portland, OR to Surrey, BC