What if it Snows?

Or, change it yourself?

 

These are the most correct answers.

It's been awhile since I've run plate steel and I started thinking about how I have it secured.

I have 1 chain on the front with 3 straps for the front bundle and 4 straps on the back bundle. With the edge protectors, the straps really only contact the corners. I don't really need the edge protection because the edges are slightly rounded.

I really didn't want to drag out all my chains/binders plus the facility I loaded doesn't allow you to get on the trailer so secure the chains is a #####. While I'm more than legal, I think about how much force is actually holding the steel from moving.

A bulkhead is easy enough to build as I carry enough 4x4's for it as well.

 

In truth, your nards really had nothing to do with it. I was more concerned that you may spread this potentially deadly condition amongst the populace. Thus creating a frenzy by the media and a new round of hoarding of various consumer goods.

 

Used to carry about 8 1 ft 2X6 blocks. Also had skid mat material cut in strips 8 Inches wide. Put down a piece of skid mat, then a block in the center of the sheet, run strap over that. Puts some clamp on the center.

 

Just get down the road a lil and put some cross chains onfront . Will put ur mind at ease and work better than a dunnage bulkhead if the #### hits the fane

 

A youtube channel of Twn Sticks hopes to recreate snowmans KW
TwinStick Garage

In other news. You out west need to stop hoggin all the warmth

 

Wow i am in full sleep mode at the house