Strap on... The rub rail or strap under

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  1. MJ1657

    MJ1657 Road Train Member

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    You are correct. Over or under.
     
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  3. kylefitzy

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    Just a heads up it is still a regulation in Canada That your straps must be under the rail if practical.
     
  4. nate980

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    Post the rule?
     
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  5. johndeere4020

    johndeere4020 Road Train Member

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    Hey do you guys put a twist in your straps?
     
  6. kylefitzy

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    Dang I'm usualy the one that says prove it!

    http://www.gov.pe.ca/law/regulations/pdf/H&05-04.pdf

    PEI page 16 number 15

    16 Cap.
    H-5
    Highway Traffic Act
    Updated 2008
    Commercial Vehicle (Cargo Securement) Regulations

    Rub rails
    15.
    The securing devices used on or
    within a vehicle shall, wherever
    practical, be located inbo
    ard the rub rails where th
    e vehicle has rub rails.
     
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  7. MJ1657

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    I put a half twist before I stuff it through the rub rail. That what you mean?
     
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  8. nate980

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    That's for pei if I'm not mistaken? I'm from bc...
     
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  9. johndeere4020

    johndeere4020 Road Train Member

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    I just figured while we were beating dead horses I might a well throw that one in there.
     
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  10. street beater

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    If i can put a twist in it, and the twist dosent touch the freight than yes. Basicly anything over 4' high, if im doing something box like, say a big as rooftop unit, ill put a twist on top as well to keep down the vibration rattle
     
  11. street beater

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    Dang it! I fell for it!
     
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