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Finally get to add something to this thread. A big block of Granite.

How many ancient Egyptians with levers, ropes and dirt ramps did it take to load that?

Finally get to add something to this thread. A big block of Granite.

How many ancient Egyptians with levers, ropes and dirt ramps did it take to load that?

Too many!

I was watching my mirrors more than the road with this one.

Finally get to add something to this thread. A big block of Granite.

How many ancient Egyptians with levers, ropes and dirt ramps did it take to load that?

My very first Final Destination load.

I put 71k lbs of securement on a 41k lb load.

I noticed I don't get tailgated with this load, like I usually do. 🤔😅

Look like those logs would make great rollers for the Egyptians to use on your next 20 ton granite block.

Look like those logs would make great rollers for the Egyptians to use on your next 20 ton granite block.

Hahaha!

When I first got this load put on me, the load planner called, and said "I know you stated that you wanted at least 6 months experience before pulling a load like this, but if you can pull a coil, you can pull this. Besides, get to your fuel stop, do a 34, and deliver on Monday. You will be happy you did. Throw as much securement as you want, you can never have enough.". So I did!

My very first Final Destination load.

I put 71k lbs of securement on a 41k lb load.

I noticed I don't get tailgated with this load, like I usually do. 🤔😅

I thought logs required chains?

I had thought so, too, but These are technically utility poles. Not fresh cut trees. I guess there is a difference.

My very first Final Destination load.

I put 71k lbs of securement on a 41k lb load.

I noticed I don't get tailgated with this load, like I usually do. 🤔😅

I thought logs required chains?

Logs get straps, as long as these are on a trailer with upright stancions.