I agree with That! That is what attracts me to flatbedding in the first place! I can't wait to get started! Plus, the added benefit of being physically fit and healthy.
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Well 6 month's ago I changed over to being a flatbedder. For 2 1/2 yrs I pulled a reefer.
Now I have to figure out how I am going to secure each load and make it legal. At the end of the day. I know I can look back and know I did something positive. And that I did it safely.
I never got that pulling a reefer.
I do know there is a lot more work involved but it is worth it to me.
So if you want a challenge on every different load. Try flatbedding.
Reefer:
A refrigerated trailer.