What if it Snows?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Mar 19, 2018.

  1. okiedokie

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    Until said Bovines decide not to. Don't forget to watch out for flying $&^/.
     
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    View attachment 515160 [/QUOTE]

    Wait 'til Dave sees the rate on some of that lumber. They're known as Sierra Pathetic for a reason. Also, tarping on a July day? It'll be great for his weight loss program.
     
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    Wait 'til Dave sees the rate on some of that lumber. They're known as Sierra Pathetic for a reason. Also, tarping on a July day? It'll be great for his weight loss program. [/QUOTE]
    Dave is going to hate #flatbedlife
     
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    Dave is going to hate #flatbedlife[/QUOTE]

    Lets not forget frozen tarps. Either they've been rolled up wet and frozen or they froze on the load ...it doesn't matter. You just get out there and get it done...all the time thinking about what a great rate you're hauling for.
    I'm sure every flatbed driver has his favorite story and they all revolve around disaster and hardship. There's a message there.
     
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    O. M. G. that's exactly what happened. Just noticed it this morning. Dumped the whole mess in the burn barrel and lit em up. I won't let it get that full again.
     
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    I have a few stories of disaster and hardship from those days. That's what makes dry van mega carrier Cascadia Life seem so easy. It's like listening to yacht rock all day instead of death metal and punk.
     
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    Someone’s gotta do it.
     
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    Frozen tarps…..that is one of the worst things that has to be dealt with. Never fun.

    Nothing like a frozen tarps and the load is frozen to the trailer, now there’s some fun.
     
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    Cascadia Life Throwback Thursday.
     
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    Blueberries staining teeth and jazzing up oatmeal since breakfast was invented. Low 70s at grandsons baseball game yesterday at 18:30. # not Arizona