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crane operator

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Which one is the driver?

I tell ya' there are way too many drivers on the road that shouldn't have a CDL and that guy is one of them.

Those 4" PVC pipes sticking out of the ground painted bright ******* green for a reason are very expensive when one runs over them.
Driver is the guy in the bright blue shirt. It really grinds my gears, when people stand between moving equipment and a trailer, like he is when the forklift is backing up to hook up a chain. Too easy to get smushed.

Oh and wrapping the chain in the middle of the bumper? Wrap by the frame rail.....
 
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crane operator

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CO you picked a rough week to try dry heat i live 2 hours east of blyth and it has been below 95 at night in 10 days

Arizona doesn't recognize a tridum axel group for 60000 only 57000 everyone here uses west coat style trailers with 16 tire groups after that you go to 9 axels and that's a little over kill for your crane
My cali hauler was a 16 tire group. I think my local guy just messed up on what they can haul, I don't know what they were delivering in phoenix, but I think they just goofed on configuration. There's a reason I don't mess much with hauling for hire, every state has different regs, and I just don't have time to mess with it.

We get pretty humid here, and it can get warm. But I was up early and traveling, and not drinking fluids because "getting things done". The super dry really bit me. It could have been much worse, I was close to bad shape.

The trucker called this afternoon, I think I'm unloading tomorrow.
 
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