Can I strap my spillkit on catwalk with bungie cords?

that came off the road to the left of the small trailer not the flatbed.

 

I use rubber straps to tie down am extra short hose to the trailer fender that I don't have any room for in my hose compartments.

 

...all the more reason to maintain proper following distance. That car was following at LESS THAN 1/2 of a second! Not even enough time to say "Oh ####!" Had the car been maintaining 2 seconds (or more), the timber wouldn't have gone through the windshield.

I have no sympathy for tailgaters.

 

Well in my Case I was following at the correct distance , timber bounced twice and as it was very windy ( heading into the wind ) the wind caught it on the 2nd bounce and that was it.

 

I had seen that before also, I had 4 very heavy bungees wrapped around my timbers. Cold weather eats them and after seeing a few go airborne I went to straps.

 

I had a short section of 1/4" chain and a 1/4" binder to hold my timbers on the landing gears....had used ratchet straps, but after having to cut one off because it was iced up, I knew I had to find a better alternative.

 

I carry a 1 gallon pump sprayer with this in it for winter.

http://www.rainx.com/Products/Windshield_Washer_Fluids/De-Icer.aspx

 

Here's the reg that everyone should read FMCSR §393.102. Any tie-down strap must be rated for breaking strength if used.

 

imagine what those mattresses were used for.....