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Posts Tagged ‘Utah’

Getting Set Up is the EASY Part!

So!!  You’ve decided to become an oversize load escort.  You’ve gone out and bought all sorts of lights and flags and signs and all the other stuff you need to escort.  I’ve got news for you!  Believe it or not, just getting your escort vehicle set up and your equipment set up is the easy [...]

By MrBoyd • Jul 4th, 2009 • Category: Blog, Do you want to get into the Pilot Car Business, Featured

On the Road-FINALLY (with challenges)

After waiting since Tuesday evening for our load to California to move, we finally got started this morning.  But not without problems.  To start off, the driver could not drop his third drive axle.  The reason:  a wire had corroded loose on the actuator for his air bag.  After about an hour, we jury rigged [...]

By MrBoyd • Jun 22nd, 2008 • Category: Blog, Where we are today

One load dropped…another to pick up

Today, I dropped the load I’ve been on since last Friday.  There were two notable experiences related to that.  The first was a 20 mile trip around a lake on narrow winding 2 lane roads with a 14 foot wide load.  Actually it wasn’t nearly as bad as it could have been.  Traffic was lighter [...]

By MrBoyd • May 7th, 2008 • Category: Blog

TRY COLLAPSIBLE CONES TO GAIN MORE SPACE

As professional pilot car operators, we try to carry all the required equipment and lots of good-to-have items to help us help our load get to its destination safely and efficiently.  It takes up a lot of space!
One of the biggest space users is our safety cones.  Three eighteen inch cones occupy 1.54 cubic feet.  [...]

By MrBoyd • May 1st, 2008 • Category: Blog, Featured, Product Reviews
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