Best way to secure this nonsense of a flatbed load?

I'd dahm sure do more than that. Was just having this conversation with a buddy. I passed probably 5 trailers loaded with rebar last week.

Most straps of course weren't touching the middle bundles, and while none I passed were long, none had bulkheads either.

 

Its stated right on the back of the sleeper…


In all seriousness it should have stand up blocks in between then loaded tight against them. Then you can choke at the blocks. I’ve also laced with 2 different straps. Over, under, over under.


But mostly fallow the instructions on the back of the sleeper.


Even under the best of circumstances it likely not going to hold the bundles in the center when rapture happens….

 

Belly wraps,a lot of them.

 

It is a Florida man.

 

I have hauled many loads of rebar without any blocking in between, and this is what I always did. I never had any problems, but to be fair I never drove very far with them.

 

That would explain the flag placement.

 

In theory that sounds reasonable. In reality it’s not. Those bundles are multi-missiles waiting for a launch. They really do need some sort of clamping on them.

 

Understand i know nothing . But i look at some of the loads you all haul , it seems to me that a flatbed should have some simularitys to a welders table . With knoc holes for pinning down with a bar and chain ect .