Where is everyone #5

I think it never moved LOL

 

Hope u boys is doing fine this evening

 

Used that brisket from the other night with some peppers and onions with provolone on top toasted in the oven.

American fries and onions with smoked cheddar and bacon...

Time to eat.

 

when you can find one get a 7 or 8 ft piece of metal electrical conduit and stick it under your bunk or along the frame of the truck (the 7 ft might fit beside the mattress). you can then pick up a 12 ft or longer tape measure at a dollar store and you are covered.
If your deck is 50 inches and that piece of 7 ft conduit stands up to the top of the load then your load is 11ft 2 inches high. Any higher then hook the tape to the top of the conduit and hold it to the top of the load, then measure to the deck and add the deck height. Later you can add a 36 inch piece of conduit and a 90 degree joint so that you can swing it over the top of the high point of the load and measure down to the deck from the bottom and add the deck height to the total.
This is a poor mans height stick.

 

You might have the very best attitude and skill set for it of all the folks on here, yes especially the likes of @Superhauler

 

Fer once I'm gonna have to agree wit ya.

 

Well I used pb blaster and fluid film on the binders that I’m not using right now, the two ratchets spun like they were brand new; unless he left there’s a Western truck close by me with 4 tarps on his trailer, but I’m the only one that knows that apparently hehe gotta get at least one more chain load in before it’s back to hell; I was ready to hit the road both times earlier in under 30 minutes for unloading

 

How in the heck do you hit a bridge in Ft.Mac???
The few bridges there are easy to ramp....

 

Looks like it's time to wash the spare truck.

 

Wana see how thick it can get !