[Wide Load] when cargo inside flatbed dimensions?

Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by Robert Gift, Jan 30, 2012.

  1. jimvrg

    jimvrg Medium Load Member

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    people that dont know what is going on need to mind there own buisness:biggrin_25510:
     
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    Mr. Gift, Mine do not have a high and low setting.
    I'm with Haulhand on this post. JUst like a good steak. I'm done....
     
  3. Working Class Patriot

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    CO requires at least one strobe in the front and two in the back....Also two flags on either side of the most forward part of the load...The bumper...Yep....When you apply for permits, the whole thing load and all, the tractor and trailer included, is actually the "load"...
    Two more flags at the nose of the trailer...
    Two more at the end of the psychical part of the load...Two at the end of the trailer and Yes...those strobes.....

    Sorry...that's the reg.....
     
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    Yep.....Anything wider than 102" running the ribbon has to be permitted....Loaded or not...
     
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    Do what I do...Wear dark sunglasses at night....That way DOT can't see if they're bloodshot.....:biggrin_25522:
     
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    At least he didn't take a video with his dashcam and post it on youtube with some dumb commentary bashing the trucker.
    Bashing the trucker - sounds like a euphemism for.....:biggrin_25517:
     
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    The proof is in the pudding.

    Those light are to get your attention. And you've just proven to us that they are doing the job they are intended for.
     
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    Hey Mr. Gift...You wouldn't have happened to be the 4-Wheeler who was running the zipper on 70 W/B before the Georgetown and not allowing any trucks to pass?

    FYI....Snow is just a nuisance to most of us who run Vail.....Not a reason to "Shut Down"....
     
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    IIRC...This guy was also on Lockridge's show last year beyatching about drivers...The name rings a bell....
     
  10. Robert Gift

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    Actually the dashcam DID video it and everyone's comments!
    I STUPIDLY accidentally erased it.

    (Every driver should use a hardrive or SD-card camcorder.
    Records many hours. Videos can beasily saved or erased in seconds. )
    Setting in thExpedition's dash-tray, it can beasily picked up and aimed elsewhere. (Caught a topless woman sitting behind a Harley rider on I-70.)

    Not bashing. Complaining about BLINDING lights needlessly flashing.