Tips and Tricks of flatbedding
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Flightline, Feb 23, 2014.
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6” drainage pipe cut to fit in the bottom of my headache cabinet. Holds 20’ 8’ and 4’ chains all organized. It’s also good for my long winch bar, pry bar, and fifth wheel puller.
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How many of you guys wash your tarps, or unroll them to let them dry out?
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Sadly,.. only when its time to do a few repairs. Else they stay rolled up and strapped down.
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If my tarps were wet when I rolled them up. I would always unroll them and let them dry out.
I never wanted to put wet tarps on someones freight that was supposed to be kept dry. Also if I didn't use the tarps again for several months they can get a little ripe. -
Three only time i unroll them to clean is if i got to patch one, or if i had them get muddy. -
I leave moving blankets on the deck. They are usually wet, too.
Seemed pointless to me to put wet muddy tarps and tarp padding on stuff they wanted to keep dry. Thought I'd ask.
Stuff explicitly labeled "must stay dry no contact with water" in the past but putting on wet frozen tarps on top never made no sense.stwik Thanks this. -
I put my tarps on the shelf in the shed last year, no intention of taking them back off the shelf either.
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