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wells.olivia
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16h ago
I finally got my ramps right after a 20 year hauler set me straight at a truck stop outside Bakersfield
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king.robin
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21h ago
Bought a $340 pintle hitch with a swivel tongue, and it rattled worse than the fixed one
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uma_ellis
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1d ago
Rant: My dump trailer wore out the ramp pins in 8 months, and I can't tell if it's my fault
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anthony129
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1d ago
Dropped $620 on a wireless trailer scale and I'm still fighting with myself about it
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emma_dixon70
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1d ago
Serious question, did you know a lowboy trailer needs a permit in almost every state once you pass 12 feet wide?
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jamie770
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3d ago
Pro tip: check your ramp pins before you load, I learned the hard way in Tulsa
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nancycooper
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4d ago
Just realized my lowboy ramps were 4 inches off the ground and a guy at the scales in Cheyenne pointed it out
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logan_ellis
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4d ago
Serious question, a guy at the Lebanon, TN scale house made me rethink my chain binders
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hannah_perry
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4d ago
Flatbed ramps with the flip-down lip beat my old slide-in set on a skid steer load in Fontana
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tara793
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5d ago
Got stuck on a hill at the Chesterfield job site and now I chain up way earlier
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wells.logan
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7d ago
Got waved off a low bridge on Route 9 near Poughkeepsie and it changed my whole route plan
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susan_wright34
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8d ago
Dropped $340 on a beavertail ramp and it paid for itself in one weekend, then cracked on the next job
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craig.john
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8d ago
Rant: my tie-down routine went from 25 minutes to 8 after I quit double-checking every chain by hand
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grantw32
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8d ago
PSA: paid $280 for a "heavy duty" ramp setup that bent hauling my mini ex 40 miles outside Tulsa
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tylerpark
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9d ago
Shoutout to the old boy in Bakersfield who showed me how to chain a mini excavator down in 2019
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