When searching for a rig for flatbed work,how do you spec,the truck differentally,from a normal dry van work?
Any options you really need,pulling a flat?
Thanks.
specs on rig for flatbed work
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Greatest.Driver.On.Earth!, Nov 10, 2015.
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A hot tub, or of your budget is tight, a shower.
PeteyFixAll, truckon and lots of character Thank this. -
A truck with 6-10 wheels usually does the job.
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You guys are very helpful?
Can I borrow a towel?mountaingote and lots of character Thank this. -
Really great drivers don't need a towel. they maneuver so well in the shower that the water only gets close enough to take the dirt off.
blacklabel, tsavory, Highway Sailor and 4 others Thank this. -
what? I thought you were supposed to run naked from the shower to the truck in order to "air dry"
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A lot of people like flattop sleepers for flatbed work. I like room to stand up and space to put things, so I would get a standup. Besides, unless you only haul stuff that's 3 feet high a short sleeper won't matter anyway. Engine, transmission and rears are kinda up to you, unless you plan to do serious heavy haul then you would need to spec accordingly
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Get a red one. Red ones are the best for flatbed.
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Id love to do heavy haul eventually,just want to get some basic flatbed experience,but most used trucks,will be company trucks,specd for dry van.
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Red gets the most tickets,a plain jain white one is me..but thanks for your astute input.peterbilt_2005 Thanks this.
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