I got the strap winder that runs down the side so forklifts and other idiots stop running them over. I gotta check craigslist for them blankets.
Tips and Tricks of flatbedding
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Flightline, Feb 23, 2014.
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the felt stuff mercer sells is more like a scotchbrite pad woven like that but thicker , not like a solid felt pad .
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Bungee cords are only needed if you do not want the tarp to shred itself to pieces or the tarp to slap a bald spot/hole on/in whatever it is slapping at 1200 slaps per minute.
Needed to get them tight.
A nice idea I did not think of.
I'm now gonna get a few the size of a pallet and keep my old flat tarps for back up.
Foam is nice if it will last a while.
I have used hose in the past.
I put the goggles in the hat and strap it to the bulkhead/back wall somewhere.
They do make a wall type bracket to hold them from wire.
I will be making a wire one as soon as our new truck gets here.Trucker8 Thanks this. -
DieselDisciple and FishFanatic27 Thank this.
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a mercer driver invented those ya know.MJ1657 Thanks this.
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Oh ya?
I got that strap pusher that was in the link you posted. It works awesome for putting corner protectors on. I haven't used it to push straps yet. -
That's what I was told also but you'd think he'd give a discount to the other mercer drivers. I got one and can't beleive what I had to pay for it. More than the portable winches. I like it but not sure it's worth $40
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I agree they are spendy. I would like to have another one but I'm not sure its worth the cost.
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I'm not really sure they're worth any amount of money.
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On a stepdeck, can be handy because of the lack of area to get a strap hook through but only a stake pocket available like over the wheels and the very back end.
I imagine on a flat, this is not such an issue.
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