I’ve been thinking about what you said and I’m assuming you mean use the mesh tarp on loads such as this that doesn’t matter if it gets rained on, but because of company policy it needs to be tarped and it also conceals what I’m hauling to a degree, really good advice
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Looking at the pictures you posted .........................those tarps are about ready to be junked.
I see lots off "cracks" from them flapping in the wind.TripleSix, Tb0n3 and farmerjohn64 Thank this. -
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Tarping takes time. When I first started, a full secure, pad, and tarp job was 3-4 hours depending what it was. After a year I was quick as you can be.
Doesn’t hurt to help other Flatbed’s tarp or untarp and learn how they do it while asking questions. I did flatbed with no trainer, I had to self learn. You’ll get there.D.Tibbitt and farmerjohn64 Thank this. -
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