1. My google-## sucks, does anyone have the link to or a copy of the tie down defect table? I'm going back to this place that has sucky tie downs tomorrow and i basically need this chart to say "nope, not doing it, either we're going to the store, or I"m going home, but this load isn't moving with me driving"
2. While searching for this though I found this link: http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/cvse/nacs/NSC_10-Cargo Securement_Interpretation Guide.pdf and while reading thru it I got to the part on decked trailers. (page 20, sorry it's a pdf). and it has a flatbed trailer on a flatbed trailer secured with straps. Same way I've seen it done, same way I"ve done it. And yet it says "that picture would not meet the requirements". So how do you secure decked trailers?
decking trailers and tie down defect chart
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by LoneCowboy, Apr 22, 2018.
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Here’s how I do stacked trailers. cross chain the ends and a couple of straps to keep them from bouncing.
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