Mesh tarps needed.

I have heard it said that size doesnt matter, Its what you do with it that matters.

 

This could go so sideways so fast.

What quality are you considering?
is this something you will want to have and use for a reasonable time and multiple loads or a few and no more?

 

Enough with the innuendo. Can we get back to the tarp question?

 

Which question would that be?
In order to provide options, more information is required.
Is i this a one timmer, a handfull or so over a short time, or is this looking like a long term arrangement.
Depending on the situation, it may be more cost effective to go some place like a Ranch/farm store or Harbor freight or one of the other dozen places like that, pick up some low cost units instead of spending a lot more money on a higher quality set of Nursery/Sod Tarps from a tarp manufacturer or retail tarp shop.

As for a truck tarp equipment locations, from at least Kansas City, to Brownsville, a number of shops exist in some of the larger towns. Just depends on who has stock and price on them.

 

I've bought all my tarps from Edwards Canvas in Paul's Valley,OK I-35 exit 72 (south of Okc)
Probably have to order them.

Fleetpride on west Reno in Okc I know they have various sizes pre made from cover most of a dump bed all the way to cover the entire truck

Okc tarp and supply
I haven't been there yet

 

Oh yea and if this is your first time running trees (if that is what you are running) be prepared for a filthy dirty muddy truck and floorboards and deck.

I will probably never run them again because they are going to hang up on me when they here my price next time.

I spent 3 hours power washing my rig and deck and cleaning out my cab after that non sense.

Lots of money ($8 per mile or 1k minimum per day) would make me forget about it..

 

You Pat on TT? They are rough on owner operators over there. Funny thing is none of them have ever done it!

 

What!? Of course not....the entire yard was a mudhole....no escaping it. Climb in and out of the truck a few times and everything is trashed.

Picture 700 acres of mud, Mexicans, and trees.