I've had several loads like this, where there's a pallet or two that need covered. A 16x16 machine tarp, with more frequent rows of D rings would work well I think. Getting my 24x16 to fit well is a bit challenging.
Gonna have to do it again this Monday, on a piece that's 8x7x4.
Post flatbed load photos here V2.0
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by leftlanetruckin, Feb 18, 2014.
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How about, if you can't speak English, therefore can't understand instructions, you can't load.
If I was the shipper, that would be my policy. Why take the liability risk of working with someone who may injure themselves or someone else because they can't understand simple instructions?4mer trucker, Tug Toy, IH Truck Guy and 14 others Thank this. -
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Maybe not big enough for you but Joplin Tarp keeps a half steel tarp in stock that is 12X16, plenty of D-rings and I have used it many times in place of a full sized tarp. Rolls up nice and small and easy to toss around. I have used it way more than I thought.
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