Roehl Flatbed Training??

In 2008 it was 22 for lumbers and 12 for steels. Also paid to take them off.

 

Still the same.

"Hey, go pick up "Machinery" load is "Full Tarp" and, don't forget to take a Stepdeck..."

"Sorry, I'd love to help, but my leg just came off... and my kid's on fire... back in the bunk... and I'm drunk."

 

You could always pull a van, just sayin.

 

Meh, I'm too afraid of TruckerButt. If I went van, I'd end up making a web of bungees between the step and the drivers door, to soften the landing every time I rolled myself out of the truck.

 

I actually laughed out loud at that.

 

Thats why you take a 12 hr break every day, go for a walk/run at night or before you start your day. You have plenty of time.

 

lol

There is a certain something to flatbedding that someone who hasn't done it won't understand.

 

Did it for 2.5 years im good. I pull containers now tho.

 

Joined the ranks of the crazies eh?

 

Gotta go where the money is, workin 7 to 3pm m-f. Its a stress free job and I can sleep in my own bed at night.

I acually drive slow and take my time, theres no point in flying around town. Its not that easy flying around in minnesota, traffic here is worse than chicago I believe.