Thanks. Matting the whole lease would be ideal, some just don’t do it. Must be a pretty steep cost to do it I’m sure

for sure, i want the biggest and meanest i can have, we dont quite hit the mark in the bed truck sector so ill be tractor hand

Yes it was👍

no just what they needed as if it was dry. just have to deal with it. pretty easy pull coil in, then place the mats, pull coil back onto them with the cat blade holding the mats so they dont move, is pretty basic, well here in alberta this is normal practise

Bed truck is usually 400 an hour, floaters are up to a 1000 an hour, and they have to be hauled out.

What kind of weight can a floater handle, those tires must be tougher than the look.

@@ds3552 it all depends really, they can lift as much as a 440” bed, depending on the length 150,000lbs and up, tires hold up really well, it’s just the ground conditions, so really comes down to the operator! That lease he’s on it the bed is pretty decent just greasy, top 12” is sticky and slimy but base underneath

floaters will stay up on top better for sure. they can do it all just have to go at some stuff differently. now have one built like a skidder with chains. this might be a weapon. the floater falls short on grip but in most cases its just fine, AWD its heavy too. some chaulks to help out sometimes

all of it, sometimes doesnt fit in places, bailey bridges and under certain subs

sure, there can be some questions, im just on the sidelines looking in. didnt want to ruffle feathers

Think those are sand trailers, might of done a sand frac job on it.

@@xx2345000 Was curious, so did some looking, Propell Sandstorm, very high tech sand boxes.

I have heard them referred to as sand hogs.

yes sand hogs, roll out empty, think as them as sand silos. fill from the top as a bulker dumps like a grain truck onto a conveyor that shoots it up to the tops of these trailers, hydraulically angled up like that so they fill all the way

yes correct