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Treetop flyer was a guy in Ecuador or Brazil somewhere who was in the lumber business.My bad.
But I remember the name.
Treetop flyer was a guy in Ecuador or Brazil somewhere who was in the lumber business.My bad.
But I remember the name.
I'm actually keeping my options open regarding a reefer in the future
Kinedyne is the Roadpro of securement equipment.
I worked for one flatbed outfit that bought nothing but orange Ancra straps. Didn't take long to see why. It wasn't uncommon to hook a trailer full of this and worse. Shop always gave me as many new ones as I wanted no questions asked. Mother ****ers just be lazy.I meant ANCRA.
Kinedyne is the decent stuff
That’s their “extreme” brand or some such?I worked for one flatbed outfit that bought nothing but orange Ancra straps. Didn't take long to see why. It wasn't uncommon to hook a trailer full of this and worse. Shop always gave me as many new ones as I wanted no questions asked. Mother ****ers just be lazy.View attachment 49615View attachment 49616
We hauled a lot of stone slabs on A frames and a lot of the idiots had a bad habit of not using corners and just leave hoards of jacked up straps. What I'm saying is I see why the company cheaped out a bit. They went through so many because of said idiots.Only straps I have problems like that with are the ones I didn't properly pad and provide edge protection for.
Regardless of brands.
free ones are the best just look around one the docks a lot of them accumulate mostly company drivers just don't bother throwing them backin the truck, load bars are usually in abundance also, just be sure to ask first
Heck even I've got edge protectors for my car hauler. Wish I bought smaller ones though to fit inside the stake pockets.Got a load of brick strapped down today. Made me realize I need to invest in some edge protectors, not to protect the product, but to protect the straps.
Brick is loaded down the center of the trailer, I'm sure it is doing a number on the straps.
You might as well cut the walls off and run it like a deckGot a load of brick strapped down today. Made me realize I need to invest in some edge protectors, not to protect the product, but to protect the straps.
Brick is loaded down the center of the trailer, I'm sure it is doing a number on the straps.
Perfect answer to your question;Got a load of brick strapped down today. Made me realize I need to invest in some edge protectors, not to protect the product, but to protect the straps.
Brick is loaded down the center of the trailer, I'm sure it is doing a number on the straps.