Frito Lay Load Securement - Yeah, Right.....

You using s sksteboard?

 

Usually use sheets of plywood, then the straps.

 

Orrrrrrrrrrrr have more the. 2 straps...i carry 8.....never had a load shift.....even jars of peanut butter in flats with nothing wrapped around them.....i used all the straps and said...well best of luck and shut the doors.....when walking away i was like...if they turn the load away its a good thing i like peanut butter!

 

Ya have to step down the top row or two.
In order for the straps to work ya just need to get one the highest you can reach , second one a couple rows down. I used to pull out the end rows so I could reach the E trac.
Pull one side out hook both straps and put the row back then the other side. Depends on how tight they are though, sometimes you can pull the whole row out by just grabbing the bottom box.
I would always try and leave only one row across above the highest strap. Sometimes it's a PITA.
Make sense?

 

sometimes the exercise is all about whether or not there's 2 straps on the load, whether it's securing anything or not.......jus' sayin'

 

Use a loadlock, then add straps to keep the trailer walls from flexing and dropping the load lock to the floor

 

I bet that's how all the other drivers do it.

 

Put a pallet agin the boxes and then load lock or strap, unless you're hauling them on a flatbed.

 

don't have pallets.......just a floor load of loose boxes