Straps over the tarp is because a lot of the drywall places will load you, then put the tarps on so there’s is no chance of you falling off the load, then you’re sent outside to strap.
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Not there. They have a separate building just for tarping and have a person there to help. Most of the time I chalk it up to laziness or not tarping well, but it’s clear this guy can tarp so throwing straps after doesn’t make sense.
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What if his straps are wet?
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I’d rather use plastic under the tarps in that case instead of putting holes in my tarp. Everyone has their reasons, I choose to poke fun at the ones who do it because there’s really no need for it.
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It almost always comes down to who pays for the tarp. Company drivers don't see an issue with strapping over a tarp cause they aren't paying for them.whoopNride, Tb0n3, Long FLD and 2 others Thank this.
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Believe it or not those strap/edge protectors can work fine on drywall.
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I’ve used carpet squares on drywall. It worked that time, but I wouldn’t recommend it.
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While waiting to get new tires installed this morning in Gerard,OH I was sitting across from a blue beacon. A TMC truck pulls into the line with a load of steel bar. Walking out of the tire shop office I see the TMC driver tarping the load in the truck wash line. Good thing they were moving slow.
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