Overload of the Day

[ianjoub]

 

[Pony]

I see CraneOp bought his boat and is carting it home!!

 

[Truck Shop]

Wasn't that posted before?

 

[skyking1]

Wasn't that posted before?

first reference I found for that picture was a year ago. In the comments on that post, nobody mentioned the total lack of rear view mirror vision.
I'd call that load in for impaired driving.

 

[Monkeywithawrench]

WOW!! The guys got the shed home, unloaded, and had time to go get the boat!! DAMN!! Those guys ARE motivated!!

 

[OzDozer]

If you hide the load under a plastic wrap, it looks smaller, and tows easier!

 

[Willie B]

Mrs. B.'s step brother lived in South Freeport Maine, a mile from the harbor. Had a deep keeled sailboat. He only took it out for winter. Too cheap to pay, he'd use a 2 wheel drive Toyota mini pickup for the journey. Without the mast, it must have been 15' or more tall on the crude trailer he had.
Thankfully, there was a crane free for residents to place the boat in water.

 

[MarcusZ1967]

TForce was pulling into the lot and the dude with overload and no brake dump came around the corner. He was hauling 123 stone.


Edit: This happened back in 2022, I finally found the pict.

 

[Coaldust]

You guys are in for a treat.

Those silly Canadian fuel haulers are up to their ol’e shenanigans again. How do you total your brand new truck and tanker rig in front of your Alaska corporate headquarters building and not tip over the fresh looking, feather banner flag, complete with phone number and brand?

She hasn’t even racked a load, yet.

How does that even happen? It’s still parked on Van Horn if you want to see it with your own eyes.

 

[Joe H]

Training & practice.

Joe H

 

[DMiller]

W TF

 

[Jumbo]

You guys are in for a treat.

Those silly Canadian fuel haulers are up to their ol’e shenanigans again. How do you total your brand new truck and tanker rig in front of your Alaska corporate headquarters building and not tip over the fresh looking, feather banner flag, complete with phone number and brand?

She hasn’t even racked a load, yet.

How does that even happen? It’s still parked on Van Horn if you want to see it with your own eyes.

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Interesting how they define in practice "Quality Solutions Delivered."

 

[Acoals]

I once was called out to recover a rollover; somebody had managed to barrel roll an old Expedition on a narrow alley less than an hundred yards long in a residential neighborhood. I was standing there with the cop and I said something like "how does a guy manage that"? The cop just shrugged and said "with enough persistence and determination you can accomplish anything".

 

[MG84]

You guys are in for a treat.

Those silly Canadian fuel haulers are up to their ol’e shenanigans again. How do you total your brand new truck and tanker rig in front of your Alaska corporate headquarters building and not tip over the fresh looking, feather banner flag, complete with phone number and brand?

She hasn’t even racked a load, yet.

How does that even happen? It’s still parked on Van Horn if you want to see it with your own eyes.

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That looks like the work of a disgruntled employee to me....

 

[stinky64]

Looks like pi$$ed off mother nature. May have been extreme wind gust between those two buildings, bein' mty and all.

 

[skyking1]

when it's slick enough all bets are off. I have been blessed by being able to sideline my vehicle when it got nuts, rather than ditch it.

 

[Monkeywithawrench]

You guys are in for a treat.

Those silly Canadian fuel haulers are up to their ol’e shenanigans again. How do you total your brand new truck and tanker rig in front of your Alaska corporate headquarters building and not tip over the fresh looking, feather banner flag, complete with phone number and brand?

She hasn’t even racked a load, yet.

How does that even happen? It’s still parked on Van Horn if you want to see it with your own eyes.

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It will buff out.........no worries!!LOL

 

[Coaldust]

I’ll share the story when the details finally emerge.

 

[crane operator]

Well, they just came in a little hot....

 

[Coaldust]

Looks like pi$$ed off mother nature. May have been extreme wind gust between those two buildings, bein' mty and all.

It’s been fairly mild, cool, calm and overcast in Squarebanks.

I’m not that familiar with this company. Their main operations are in Whitehorse. They haul mucho fuel to the Canadian Arctic.

Depending on market conditions, they import giant B-Train loads from Haines and pull all the way to the Arctic. Which can transform the tiny burg of Haines, some years, into the leading Alaska gross exporter.

Over the years, I’ve posted stories about my Haines adventures. I haven’t been back to Haines since the tragic landslide of 2020. Still cleaning up that mess.