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Secure ladder

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Davehrose1, Jul 12, 2024.

  1. Jul 12, 2024 #1
    Davehrose1

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    Hey I’m looking for an idea on how to secure a small 4ft ladder to the back of the tractor so that it doesn’t rattle or screw up the paint. I’m sure there must be some sort of rack but I have no idea where to look
    Thanks for any help
     
    Davehrose1, Jul 12, 2024
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  3. Jul 12, 2024 #2
    OlegMel

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    Lay it down on cat walk and secure with 2” ratchet strap… I have 8’ telescopic ladder that I keep behind cabinet in my sleeper . Pic attached
     

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    kylefitzy

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    I have a 14’ collapsible ladder like @OlegMel. It fits in my headache rack.
     
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  7. Jul 15, 2024 #5
    Iamoverit

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    I ratchet strap mine under the trailer deck in front of my toolboxes.
     
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    The one california kid

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    Got any old junk tires? Cut them in up into sections as they are naturally curved then use the pieces on the ladder as a buffer and strap that puppy down wherever you want. For a short time as I imagine the rubber off those tires would rub a spot on your paint the longer you keep them there.
     
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    sbaumann14

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    Have the collapsed ladder as well. Game changer.
     
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    The one california kid

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    Wow is that's what Kenworth6969 looks like, hate to run across him in a dark alley!:p
     
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