Tarps for Double Drop

I would

 

I would do two tarps myself, say, 16/7 feet long, gives you a bit of overlap, and three flaps on each, so you always get one flap each for front and back.

 

Two sides and one for the front it back depending on orientation. As opposed to only the sides or also the front and back.

 

A couple of 16x32s and a 20x20 for an end cap can cover quite a lot. Maybe sub one 16x32 out for a 20x40 if you hate your back.

Or you can save your back and go with a 40x60. That’s what this tarp is. It’s easier on your back because it’s heavy enough you have to use a fork lift.

Remember the only thing harder to work with then a big tarp is a bunch of little tarps when you really needed a big one.

Take your pick. One huge tarp or one very large tarp and two lumber tarps.

 

Also wanted to say try city canvas is the place to go for tarps and od gear. They made this tarp for me.

 

I still carry a 30 x 30 and 20 x 20 plus a 10 x 30 i use as a skirt. Mostly you will never be lifting the tarp onto the load, have the loader use their crane or 2 forklifts to drape it over the load and work from the ground

 

I carried 2 24x27 with flap. Could always belly wrap when needed