I strap over the tarp even though my company “doesn’t like it”. It keeps the tarps secure and requires fewer bungees. Ya a 2 for 1 and a win win. IMHO it makes securement and tarping easier. Flapping tarps can cause damage too. So it’s your decision.
Tarps, bungees, rope, shock cord.
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We used large canvas tarps, something on the order of 20 feet by 30 feet each. Three of them went onto a freuhauf for day work in Lowes Lumber or other type of loading. The canvas was treated with a surface close to rubber on one side facing the weather.
In the Ravens it's a one peice tarp for the entire trailer. Up she goes.
Cords were quarter inch woven on the knot side and bungee cords on the other. Sometimes in a texas blow that is really strong, it takes 4 bungees to each tie down to hold everything in addition to straps over the top. Otherwise it gets under the tarp and raised the #### thing to 20 feet before your next bridge. Rip. -
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