Hubby Needs help securing a forage!

Just looked at some pictures and it looks to be plenty over 10k lbs. He'll need to do 4 point securement with chains and then more as necessary to cover the weight. I never hauled big equipment so that's the best I've got for you.

Have the hubby download this and study.

@johndeere4020 @MJ1657 @snowman_w900 @passingthru69 @TripleSix

 

Need more info. what model and number.

then any accesories? so if you can get that info, it might make things easy for other to provide information on best securment system.

 

What the others said. Does he have any blocking? Is it loaded on the trailer? Does it run or all complete?

We are gonna need to know more to know what hes got going on.

 

Looks like a one hit wonder. Hopefully we don't see on the news tomorrow "new Holland tractor falls off truck killing family"

I don't see how you end up booking something that big without having the knowledge or resources on how to secure something like that.

 

Man, you've been sharing these a LOT today; Kudos to ya, man. Why can't these peeps get one before they walk/FALL into your world?!?!?!?

 

It really needs to be required to be issued by all flatbed companies just like the green book and the haz mat books.

 

I couldn't MORE agree. The training is sparse, if ANY. I got ZERO. Should be a part of the CDL endorsements, to be honest!

 

Im not a flatbedder and I just DL'd it from his post. If me going o/o with my tanker outfit dosent work out I will jump to our flatbed division so this info is much appreciated.

 

I really think, and would like to see an open deck, flatbed or some type of designation that fits with in the catagory. As an endorsment on the CDL