Ratchet binders
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by jacquesi23, Mar 20, 2016.
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The big mines treat everyone like idiots. Just because 1 or 2 guys injured themselves because they were careless, everyone had to go and buy ratchets. They actually ran out of ratchets in one of the mining states.Chewy352 Thanks this.
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Halliburton. If they see one a your truck they are not supposed to load you.
I'm with the hub oil crowd. Comes in a handy bottle that makes applying easy last as long or longer as anything else I've tried.jacquesi23, CJndaTruck and Chewy352 Thank this. -
It's just like anything else in this business. Be aware of how and how badly something can hurt you and pay attention. I let a snap binder hit me once and that was enough for me.
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Nice well I guess we won't be loading for them. I have 10 snaps and 4 ratchets.Ozdriver Thanks this.
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Never heard of that man. Who knows maybe they are banned where I go to, never had anyone say anything b4. Def the first I've ever heard of that. East coast
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Some of the oil rig companies would not ld. you if you had snap binders.
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I'm in Oz mate. Not just different coast, but different country. We're more like Canada as far as rules and regulations go. I wonder if snaps are banned on the big Canadian mine sites. -
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Yes they are. I wouldn't ever go back to using snap binders lolOzdriver Thanks this.
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