torque bar
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by 4noReason, Jun 12, 2019.
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r u kidding or no lol
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I have known 90 pound gals that can and did run flatbed, it is not hard, nor is it rocket science, BUT if you have been on the road less than a week and already tired of leaving home, no need to even try.to over come it.
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He's too skinny. More Doritos and rolly dogs.
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No. I am serious. I had to use that about 3 weeks because of injury on my left ribs.
I saw a old man with about 5 feet long winch barD.Tibbitt, booley, Lepton1 and 1 other person Thank this. -
i heard i can buy an extension. imma look into it. i lobe the actual work.booley Thanks this.
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lol stop it lmfao
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are most winch bars 28 inch or 40?
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I would not suggest two bars used in conjunction, or any extension, you can buy a proper longer bar.
My ex son in law drove for me and pulled flatbed, he was tiny. I'm talking 5 foot nothing, but had no trouble getting straps tight.
NOW it was downright scary watching him tighten a snap binder that was up on thetrailer,
He would get the bar right and jump off the trailer to snap it. I kept telling him, I didn't want to hear any whining when it was too tight and shot him right back over the trailer. lolD.Tibbitt, PoleCrusher, booley and 1 other person Thank this. -
It was really really cold that morning and the metal had to be brittle...
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