I have side kit now and looking to buy conestoga for coils. Really expensive. If I bang into something with conestoga I am worried if I don't have black iron on deck then I am screwed. Anyone have any to say?
Conestoga or side kit for steel coils?
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by trucknonnon, Nov 15, 2021.
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..whats black iron?!
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I haul coils 50% of the year. I can't justify the cost over a sidekit. Side kit is still lighter and cheaper.
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Cheap raw coils, some call them "master coils". Master cheap and heavy. -
I had to go search “flatbed trailer side kit” to understand what exactly you have so that I can ask this question.
how long does it take you to take it down for loading and reassemble? -
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40' bar is less enjoyable.jamespmack, shooter19802003 and LoneRanger Thank this. -
I have 2 ...flat and step ...mine looks exactly same as i picked it up 1.5 years ago(except tiny rip - horrible mistake to give it to the driver just for 1 load ...still itching my eye ) ...drivers - panels replaced already 2 times , rips
I noticed guys hauling metals have conestoga probably foot or bit more lower than regular ...i guess they haul only metal ...i hate being heavy
...if you care about your equipment - you should be fine , saves a lot of time tarping/untarpingkylefitzy, Lostkeys, trucknonnon and 2 others Thank this. -
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