I'm too short to put the tarp on the flatbed

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Flatbed conestoga trailer:

 

I'm thinking like you. Reefer , dry box. Go apply for UPS after a year. Get into Union pay.

 

If you can barely pick the #### thing up at all, what makes you think it’s a good idea to do it? Sounds like a good way to get yourself hurt. Best of luck sweetheart, flat bedding is an incredibly difficult and dangerous job.

 

Cheat.
Drag it to catwalk. Flip it on the catwalk. Climb on back of truck. Flip it onto trailer.

 

I usually lift mine up, pin it against the rub rail with my body, while reaching underneath to get a better grip and push it onto the trailer..
they only get heavier and more finnecky to work with when u add water or snow or below freezing weather.

You can try it at the back of the trailer, use the ICC bumper and you can kinda balance it in ur leg and use it as leverage to push it up and over.. also the lowest part of trailer is going to be the back or front due to the trailer arch... but just know if u have to tarp something, u are going to have to throw that tarp up on the trailer more then one time.

 

always fun rolling a frozen tarp, like bending plywood, rolls up about the size of a truck tire..

 

Lmao
some new cuss words get invented as well. Throw that thing up there and head south . Hopefully it'll be easier to roll in a couple days.

The best is rolling them up when it's raining . Then not using them for 3 weeks and they are still wet when unrolled and now they stink to high heaven

 

So glad I didn’t do flat bed because of that smell. Some of these so called truck drivers smell bad enough. Make a buzzard gag.

 

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