Than You Everyone- From A New Flatbedder
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I wanted to say thanks especially because good or bad you guys throw it out there as is.
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Maybe we could meet up some time, if we happen to be in VB at the same time. I have a house off Holland Road.
Maybe we could meet up some time, if we happen to be in VB at the same time. I have a house off Holland Road.
Pack rat I live just off of holland as well if you are driving for NFI in a blue Volvo and park it at a church on home time then we are in the same neighborhood
My current ride. No Volvo in my future.
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I'm just getting into trucking and seriously considering flatbed with Roehl.
I have to say thank you to those people too because they have been a real sturdy foundation and support to lean on when it comes to it. I have grown since coming to my current company and learning to stick with it even when the going gets tough, sticking with it is what makes a better man! Thanks yall.
Hey everyone, I have been lurking and absorbing a **** ton of knowledge from many in here since December when I started my journey. Today I outfitted my Swift Kenworth with chains ,straps and all the other flatbedding trinkets. First load this past weekend was a dry van from Chicago back here to Greer SC, so I could get loaded out. Gonna head home for a couple of days, then roll out with my skateboard. Pack rat, old school, Davy A, two sides, Brett, and the other swift guy out ofJohnstown (drawing a blank on his name- sorry)are just a few off the top of my head at the moment that I wanted to say thanks especially because good or bad you guys throw it out there as is.
Dry Van:
A trailer or truck that that requires no special attention, such as refrigeration, that hauls regular palletted, boxed, or floor-loaded freight. The most common type of trailer in trucking.HOS:
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Hey everyone, I have been lurking and absorbing a **** ton of knowledge from many in here since December when I started my journey. Today I outfitted my Swift Kenworth with chains ,straps and all the other flatbedding trinkets. First load this past weekend was a dry van from Chicago back here to Greer SC, so I could get loaded out. Gonna head home for a couple of days, then roll out with my skateboard. Pack rat, old school, Davy A, two sides, Brett, and the other swift guy out ofJohnstown (drawing a blank on his name- sorry)are just a few off the top of my head at the moment that I wanted to say thanks especially because good or bad you guys throw it out there as is.
Dry Van:
A trailer or truck that that requires no special attention, such as refrigeration, that hauls regular palletted, boxed, or floor-loaded freight. The most common type of trailer in trucking.