what would you do differently

Well I forgot to get a picture with the Chain on but it was pulling back on the first coil like a typical suicide coil with a moving blanket folded in four under the chain with a mudflap under each side where the chain made contact with the coil. I stopped a few miles away and removed the chain just in case and there was no damage to the coil.

 

They make beautiful flatbeds. I haven't found anything I don't like about it yet. Oh wait except that there is a panel behind the lights that you have to remove to get to the back of your lights. You'd think they would put anchor nuts on the panel but nooooo. You gotta hug that friggin dot bar to have one wrench on the bolt and another on the nut to take it off.

Not my proudest picture but you see the 2 bolts horizontal above the license plate light. They hold on a panel on the back. One of my lights had fallen in. Bad gasket on my old trailer but same model.

 

It's a blessing and a curse. We almost had a decient paying load today that would fit but the shipper won't load conastogas.

 

I honestly couldn't think of any fast turns with that load. It should have been stacked different and I learned a lot. There is a thread on it.

 

They only rotate if you slam into a parked semi doing 62 mph.