Double drop trailers, also known as lowboy trailers, are specifically designed to transport heavy, oversized cargo. They feature a unique construction that allows for two drops in the deck, one behind the gooseneck and the other just before the wheels. (See “What is a Double Drop Trailer” for more info and the pluses/minus of a […]
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The answer to the question of “How Much Tarp Do I Need?” will depend on the size of the load you are covering and how you want it to be covered. Different situations may need other solutions, and it is always best to consult an expert to ensure you are getting the right tarp for
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When you first get into the business of hauling steel coils or, “Haulin’ Coil”, it is important that you have the tools of the trade to get the job done. With the proper tools and equipment you will be ready to make money, and that’s the name of the game isn’t it? Listed below are
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North Americans know all to well that our climate is subject to change throughout the year. Along with that change comes a need to adapt and more importantly, prepare. With fall starting to show its true colours, preparing for winter is a reality for many North Americans. A common practice this time of year is
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Easily the most frequent question we receive from our valued customers is: “I don’t have enough storage, what can I do?” Our go to answer is, “What about a headache rack?” What to consider: Do you have and are you willing to use the space needed on your catwalk? While hooked onto a trailer will
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Hauling cargo means drivers often are fighting against the clock. In the rush to stay on schedule, fleet managers and owner-operators have to get a lot done in a relatively short period. However, there should always be time taken to confirm a load is properly secured to prevent injuries and damage. Here are some of
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When transporting flatbed freight loads, the load itself is exposed to the elements. Rain, sand and heat can batter down a load — not to mention the lack of privacy that can invite criminal entities looking to steal freight. Strapping, tarping and securing flatbed loads is the primary mode of protection for freight on a
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