Hello everyone,
How do you strap and secure soft cardboard lids on a flatbed without causing any damage to the cardboard?
Thank you in advance to your answer.
Strapping Soft Cardboard Pallet Loads
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Regional, Oct 18, 2023.
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Are these boxes on pallets, gaylords or ???
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Strap it just tight enough so it doesn't fall off and then tarp it REALLY tight...lol
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Yeah what is the product ? If the shipper loaded you on your FB, apparently it's common. #1, ask the shipper, #2, ask/notice other trucks getting loaded. #3, get on truckers report !
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Crush it and tarp it. Long as the product isn't damage who cares about the box. I see guys crush pallets and dunnage everyday thinking jumping up and down on their winch bar somehow makes a 30,000lb coil or beam more secure. I once had a van load on my flatbed going to the border in San Diego. Made me question my life sitting down there at a DC for dry vans and was too low to bump their docks and they couldn't figure out how to get a forklift outside of the building. Was there for over 10 hours waiting for a rental fork lift to come.
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I know it would be a pita but you could lay a wooden pallet on top of what you’re securing and strap over it. That would spread the tension out even more than V boards
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