Brand New Flat-Bedder Here!

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Antler24, Apr 9, 2017.

  1. Chewy352

    Chewy352 Road Train Member

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    Here's a good resource for you.
     

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  3. Antler24

    Antler24 Light Load Member

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    Thanks everyone. Some great advice here! Appreciate it all!
     
  4. x1Heavy

    x1Heavy Road Train Member

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    I like it.
     
  5. Antler24

    Antler24 Light Load Member

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    Downloaded that one last night!

     
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  6. Chewy352

    Chewy352 Road Train Member

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    Google how to secure slinky coils. Nobody seems to get taught and it's not in the book. There are some good videos.
     
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  7. LoudOne

    LoudOne Medium Load Member

    Some of the most experienced people on the roads in here. Never be afraid to ask a question so long as your willing to listen to the answers..
     
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  8. Lepton1

    Lepton1 Road Train Member

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    No matter how pressed for time, get into the habit of doing a complete walk around after securing your load or delivering a load. Make sure your side boxes and dunnage rack are closed and secure. Make sure you have stowed your winch bar and have nothing on the deck that isn't secured. I have seen drivers running down the road with a winch bar or 4x4's laying on the deck. Sweep the deck if you have gravel on it.
     
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  9. LoudOne

    LoudOne Medium Load Member

    And check your load anytime you stop or walk away from the truck. Also if someone "helps you" load and tie down. Check it anyway!!
     
  10. MJ1657

    MJ1657 Road Train Member

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    I always leave my winch bar hang over the edge of the trailer when I lay it down.
     

  11. Never assume anything is "OK"

    Get out and check your loads alot. Period no excuses

    Take pictures

    Ask questions.

    Don't be afraid to tell a loader you don't know how it's suppose to be on the trailer. They load all day long. ASK

    Be humble
     
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