Today is the first day I watched any of your videos. Each person ties down differently and it is your thought on safety, but I would only tied down the rear outside tires and left
Thank you for your comment. I'm learning how all this goes and I appreciate any information regarding my operations. A single strap on each corner sounds logical. I was overkilling it.
I really like it. I started out with a leased trailer to see if the flatbed division was a good fit for me. It's a great trailer so far. I would put a stronger winch on it. It comes with a 9k but it strains when pulling up a trailer that's half that.
No, I'm registered as a tractor in the same way as a semi would be. I like the supercab over the crew cab. It was just a matter of personal preference.
It is a Shipshe brand trailer. The one in this video is a trailer that I leased from Horizon Transport. I have since purchased my own and that video will be posted in a few days.
I've seen videos of people doing it but I've never seen any with Horizon. I have only seen the 53' step decks. I'm not sure how many would fit on a 40' flat bed to make it profitable.
Hey Chris!! I've already purchased a 40footer and just was would that work. You're right, 53 would work better. I'm starting in March, right after I retire. Thank you for your knowledge.👍🏾Ken!! Oh!!
Thank you for the comment. I am genuinely asking for input. What information should I include and what would be preferable video to see? I can't improve unless I understand what I may be doing incorrectly. Thanks again.
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I admire your organization of stuff.
Thank you. I appreciate your comment.
Today is the first day I watched any of your videos. Each person ties down differently and it is your thought on safety, but I would only tied down the rear outside tires and left
Thank you for your comment. I'm learning how all this goes and I appreciate any information regarding my operations. A single strap on each corner sounds logical. I was overkilling it.
That’s a nice trailer I need to look into one.
I really like it. I started out with a leased trailer to see if the flatbed division was a good fit for me. It's a great trailer so far. I would put a stronger winch on it. It comes with a 9k but it strains when pulling up a trailer that's half that.
Please make a video on your thoughts on "delegating the truck". I know there are million ways to look at it BUT I am interested in what you say.
I'm not sure what you mean by delegating the truck.
Pretty one strap on each corner is fine
Thank you.
Do you have to stay under a certain length chassis and trailer? Just surprised you're only operating with a club cab?
No, I'm registered as a tractor in the same way as a semi would be. I like the supercab over the crew cab. It was just a matter of personal preference.
What brand is that trl? Who makes it I guess? Did you buy it direct or thru a trl sales?
It is a Shipshe brand trailer. The one in this video is a trailer that I leased from Horizon Transport. I have since purchased my own and that video will be posted in a few days.
Can you haul RV's on a flat bed 40ft trailer? Ken!! Oh!!
I've seen videos of people doing it but I've never seen any with Horizon. I have only seen the 53' step decks. I'm not sure how many would fit on a 40' flat bed to make it profitable.
Ok, thank you!!
Absolutely. Glad to answer questions.
So trl you got is a 40ft? Why not go with 53ft?
Hey Chris!! I've already purchased a 40footer and just was would that work. You're right, 53 would work better. I'm starting in March, right after I retire. Thank you for your knowledge.👍🏾Ken!! Oh!!
What brand/model is your flatbed?
The trailer I leased from Horizon Transport and the one I bought were both SSW Extremes from Shipshe Trailers out of Shipshewa, IN.
Dude my grandma is slow and uses a walker but she is quicker than that.
Are you referring to the time it took for the bed delete to be completed?
So far everything he is going over later not much info
Thank you for the comment. I am genuinely asking for input. What information should I include and what would be preferable video to see? I can't improve unless I understand what I may be doing incorrectly. Thanks again.