Some 30 years ago I was working in a factory making concrete pylons and other concrete items meant for foundations of various structures. Those "slinky coils" are also part of that process, some machine unwinds that coil, straightens it up, and cuts it to the length needed for the rebars. In the end you have pile of straight pieces of that slinky coil. I have no more been in such harder labor works for years, but it's just interesting how people make inventions how to use this all stuff to make buildings safer and stronger.

Excellent job on the tie-down. Hopefully you are getting a good rate on the load

Hey mate good thing your a little guy climbing through those coils saves a lot of time and energy well done old son always enjoy your post you seem to keep real Cheers Kym Adelaide

Watched a Western Express video. The front six coils you strap backward pull and the five at the rear you strap forward pull.

You need a larger screen like an Apple for your driving route computer ! Would be much easier to check on routes and Hwy numbers than your cell phone !

Brother when you go back around the coils with the strap put under no over the strap when you make that (x) with the strap Next time to secure it tighter 💯🚚💨💨

Let me know when you are in Tracy. I will bring you some fatoor

Good morning Yousif

Sabah el khear Yousif🌞

Great video can't believe the windscreen has held out :) Every success as you work hard

Hey bro good to see back in the area

Great video brother from the imperial county California 👍👍🖐️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

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It’s been a long time

I’m thinking of moving to the states and get a truck like this I’m tired of dispatching 😅

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One of the only consistent shippers out of CO. Too bad the rates reflect it, unless you deadhead 500 miles east I suppose.

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Where is the pick up at for the slinky coils

Another day, another #CrackWatch.