How would you secure this?
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Looks like that load will vibrate a lot. Is there edge protection under those straps?
Mentioned earlier. The straps should hang at 90 degrees from the load. They will slide down the arch if not.
Check often. Good luck.farmerjohn64, FerrissWheel, Doealex and 2 others Thank this. -
I would run a strap fore and aft and knot it at each crossing strap to hold them all in place
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Theyre attachedCat sdp, farmerjohn64, FerrissWheel and 2 others Thank this.
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Curious, how wide are the pieces?
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I asked what it is. They said they make tanks with it.
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If its attached to that cradle I would chain that down in all direction.
Put long timbers under each end. Then add straps as a secondary securement to basically stop it from flapping around.
Throw straps over rear were that post/attachment is and pull the back down hard. Then strap the front.
Maybe add a choker or two.farmerjohn64, FerrissWheel, okiedokie and 6 others Thank this. -
Not very wide. I have prob a foot on each sidefarmerjohn64, D.Tibbitt, FerrissWheel and 1 other person Thank this.
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How many nailer strips do you have on that trailer?
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