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That's a new one. And I didn't know it was two seperate stacks in one bundle.
Why I actually prefer to tarp insulation loads.
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Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by leftlanetruckin, Feb 18, 2014.
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Seems that they should have some kind of pallet under the stacks to connect them better than a bit of thin plastic.Oxbow, cke, snowman_w900 and 3 others Thank this.
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Yeah hindsight's great isn't it? If I knew I woulda threw one more strap right at the front. Still may come morning. I have two 3" on each stack.
These loads always walk some. They're annoying.Oxbow, cke, snowman_w900 and 5 others Thank this. -
I had insulation walk like that one time. I X strap the front and rear if I haul it now.
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I've never had it do that before. I may start x strapping.
Usually it's on a flat and at least smoke tarped. I prefer lumbers.Oxbow, cke, snowman_w900 and 2 others Thank this. -
X the back, or if it is all 8' you can run half the X but make sure you catch at least 3 of the ### ends real good.
When you have a flat top or some wheelbase that foam sucks for fuel mileage. Opens that top set wide like splayed legs n the wind Rams in n holds you back.Bud A., Oxbow, passingthru69 and 9 others Thank this. -
Red would look flyOxbow, Orangees, snowman_w900 and 4 others Thank this.
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At least that's a product you don't need a forklift to fix. I hate insulation in all forms. It should all be shipped in a box. I don't know why people get it shipped out on a flatdeck, then complain when it arrives damaged/dirty.
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Why no V-Boards ? Btw, unless you carry those thin aluminum corners/V's, insulation will get damage. I'm so glad I don't haul that stuff anymore.
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