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Rear, i would wrap it up like like peel's.... well, not that pretty....

 

I'll see how it rides in the morning and maybe shorten it up. I was trying something new. I liked how you did yours.

 

If I had started off with that goal, I could've. I figured the rear flap was big enough.

 

If you get around any Maverick trucks take a look at their tarp jobs. They seem to be very good at that technique.

 

In that case, I'd throw a couple straps over the rear flap and roll.

 

Not it the rear is closed off like I was explaining.

 

Maverick has for sure figured out how to tarp and make it look good. I'm glad I learned from them when I first started flatbedding. Their tarp and securement training are pretty top notch.

 

I'd like to sit in on their tarp training.

 

Their tarp training is basically:
Secure corners
Secure middle
Secure ends

I think we spent 1 day practicing tarping. As well as them showing us how they fold them using the rub rail which I still can't remember how to do. Their tarp training actually mostly comes from being with the driver trainers. I skipped that part. Didn't tarp many normal things anyways since I always hauled glass.

It's actually pretty simple. They teach how everything is a box. Doesn't matter what shape it is if you can tarp a box you can tarp almost anything.

Tarping usually takes me longer than it should because I focus a bit too much on trying to make it look nice. Tarping a load of glass usually took 2+ hours after getting it secured. Those tarps didn't flap an inch though going down the highway.