So you need sod?

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  1. Pnwtrucker

    Pnwtrucker Medium Load Member

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    Mine were all direct. But I did end up with a couple heavy ones.
     
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    daf105paccar Road Train Member

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    You could allways get 2 wood planks,fix them together using old straps,1 plank on top other one hangs on the side.
    Do that front and back at the side,so 4 off those.
    Then strap .
    Should keep everything more in it's place.
     
  3. TheyCallMeDave

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    After seeing that pic, I must admit it looks interesting as far as securing the load goes on those trees.
     
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    Yeah, they start with two bales of hay on the back of the trailer that you secure with a strap, then start leaning trees against it and working forward. Quite a team effort.
     
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    Vee boards? 20160505_100444.jpg 20160505_100448.jpg 20160505_104716.jpg
     
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    Sod is so uneven and squishy v boards like that would not work very well.

    It is not going anywhere once the tarp is on.
     
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    I would make the top board double size.
     
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    The v boards on the winch side would end up on the deck.
     
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    How do you figure that?