Sounds good. Similar concept to a "bottom tarp". Big blue throwaway tarp on the deck, load on top, throw ropes over the top to pull up the blue tarp. Then tarp over the whole thing.
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Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by leftlanetruckin, Feb 18, 2014.
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Loaded in Harrison Ohio for Kermit Texas. Oh and it still needs a tarp.
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That's an ugly job to tarp!!! I'm not sure I carry enough padding for that thing?
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I think l would draw the line at that. I see shredded tarps regardless of carpet and a billowing parachute behind you lol How far are you from the yard?
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25 miles, but here's my end result tarp job. Not my best, but it'll ride, lots and lots of carpet
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Good job! Better man than me
when l would have loads and days like that l would usually tell my boss that l had my letter of resignation already written in my head. I worked for the same guy long enough so that was enough of a hint to give me some jam for a while
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That's more than we need to know.
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Looks good. On those deals hopfully the company gives you a heads up it's going to be a doozie of a tarp job. That way you can grab some extra padding from the yard.
I like using some 1" ratchet straps on those real tall loads. Really helps with the ballooning.Logan76 Thanks this. -
I just happened to grab a Machine tarp ( yellow tarp) from the yard in oak creek on Saturday, had i not grabbed it, this thing wouldn't had been tarped like this. I thin my next trip back to a yard, ill grab another machine tarp and 2 lumber tarps, and just get rid of my steel tarps.MACK E-6, kylefitzy, Logan76 and 1 other person Thank this.
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