Is my dunnage secure, or does it need a strap? Are my lines okay touching the catwalk, since they have the plastic spiral, or do they need lifted?
Is this legal?
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If it was me, I'd put a snubber or 2 on the dunnage. "IF" 1 bounced out chaos would insue. The lines, I would get them off the draum. Don't need any grief from LEO. But I'm retired so I don't know ####.
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Lift the lines and strap the wood.
They can't be rubbing metal. They get chafed.Crude Truckin' and God prefers Diesels Thank this. -
Those lines definitely can't be laying down like that
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I agree with the previous posts. Get the lines up and tie down the dunnage.
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California don't like to see anything on the catwalk. I can't vouch for other states. I only need to be told once.
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Alright. Thanks, guys.
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Some states will require load secure mental colorado is one
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