Nice video. One suggestion especially if there is going to be a lot of tarp overlap. Before you roll out the front tarp, climb down onto your trailer and get the back tarp adjusted to where you want it. That way you’re not dealing with a lot of friction from a longer overlap.
Man brother thank you so much for this video I just started doing flatbed and I will recommended this video to anyone who is new I really appreciate you describing how the front and back door along with the side doors need to be secured this will make my next load way easier thank you and god bless Going to watch Part 2 as well 👍🏽
Thanks for your knowledge bro. This flatbed ain’t for the weak. It’s just work like you said! But thanks again. Used to drive reefer and dry for 4 years. Now I’m an owner Opp, been flatbedding with no tarps for 4 months but looks like the best paying flatbed freight on the load board requires them. Thanks for teaching us the right way
Man thank you so much I am a owner operator but doing flatbed for the very first time tomorrow & definitely needed this video thank you so much you definitely got a sub!
THANKS FOR MAKING IT LOOK SIMPLE, OTHER VIDEOS MADE IT LOOK COMPLICATED, I WILL MOST DEFINITELY USE YOUR TECHNIQUE, THANKS AGAIN!!!!! I START FLATBED NEXT MONTH (MAY) ALSO I'M ASK THE FORKLIFT DRIVER TO PLACE MY TARP ON TOP OF THE LOAD, LOL!!! I'M NOT GOOD WITH HEIGHTS NEITHER, LOL!!!
You just need 2 tarps, there’s a 6 feet tall tarps and 8 feet tall tarps. I have 6 feet tall tarps, you can google tarps in your map area there should be some around you.
Attitude 💯, teaching 💯 . You must be a vry good man. A very good and clear teacher
Ty for your kind words
New to flat bed trucking, this is the best tarping video , hands down !
Ty brother trying my best !
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Nice video. One suggestion especially if there is going to be a lot of tarp overlap. Before you roll out the front tarp, climb down onto your trailer and get the back tarp adjusted to where you want it. That way you’re not dealing with a lot of friction from a longer overlap.
Man brother thank you so much for this video I just started doing flatbed and I will recommended this video to anyone who is new I really appreciate you describing how the front and back door along with the side doors need to be secured this will make my next load way easier thank you and god bless
Going to watch Part 2 as well 👍🏽
Am glad that helped you alot, God bless to you too stay safe out there.
Yes sir. Thank God this man was nice enough to give us the real 411 on this. What company did u got on with flatbed?
Leased on with another owner oper
Thanks for your knowledge bro. This flatbed ain’t for the weak. It’s just work like you said! But thanks again. Used to drive reefer and dry for 4 years. Now I’m an owner Opp, been flatbedding with no tarps for 4 months but looks like the best paying flatbed freight on the load board requires them. Thanks for teaching us the right way
Your welcome, keep on going brother !!!
Thank you for this video. It was very helpful for a “newby”.
Your welcome
Man thank you so much I am a owner operator but doing flatbed for the very first time tomorrow & definitely needed this video thank you so much you definitely got a sub!
Ty more videos to come and different so it doesn’t get bored. Enjoy every Friday is a new video I try to do everything.
Don’t forget
To watch part 2 video
Have you gotten the hang of it ?
Yep
New to platform work...thank u for taking time to show your work.
Your welcome
THANKS FOR MAKING IT LOOK SIMPLE, OTHER VIDEOS MADE IT LOOK COMPLICATED, I WILL MOST DEFINITELY USE YOUR TECHNIQUE, THANKS AGAIN!!!!! I START FLATBED NEXT MONTH (MAY) ALSO I'M ASK THE FORKLIFT DRIVER TO PLACE MY TARP ON TOP OF THE LOAD, LOL!!! I'M NOT GOOD WITH HEIGHTS NEITHER, LOL!!!
Your welcome
This is a good video, i like the way you explain every step, i dont do flatbed but i have respect for those drivers, please be safe
Yes sir and ty for your kind words much respect I also made a part 2 for this as well 👍🏼. You also be safe out there driver !!!
New follower. Soon I be doing flatbed . This help
Your welcome
Good Job 👍 👍 👍
Very well done great work thank you 😊
Def not hard, just don’t fight yourself! Relax and you will be ok!
Good video brother!
Ty brother
God bless you're a good teacher🙏🙏🙏
Ty I try to help others as well
Thank you for this info
Very informative video! Thanxx
Your welcome stay safe out there driver
Excellent video. Thanks
Your very welcome, be safe out there !
There is a part 2 video as well. Below the video there’s a link to see part 2 video.
Thank you bro. Appreciate it.
Your welcome also bottom of the video in the link description there’s a part 2
Thanks
Your welcome
Stay safe, great vid...but what technique do you use to get the tarp up on top.
what the video and you will find out
Right on bro I miss that entirely thanks for pointing that up buddy@@Gemini-G7
Good luck bro! 👍
Good luck for what ?
Thank you
Your welcome
Thanks for video, what is the length of bungee?
A foot
Excelente I really appreciate
Your welcome
Thank s bro
What's up bruh good video question tho do all flatbed companies require you to get your own tarps
If your an owner operator then yes, if your a company driver then no the company should provide it to you.
Bet appreciate it man keep doing yo thing fam
Ty brother
U definitely welcome
I appreciate the knowledge
how heavy are the tarps
70 lbs each
How long does it take for experienced guy to tarp this size? Thanks
If your very new an hour or more. If you know what you doing. 45 mins
What’s the size of that Tharp? Is that a 6ft drop?
Yes 6 feet drop
very well explained.what size tarps do you recommend to buy and how many?
aim just getting started in flatbedding.
You just need 2 tarps, there’s a 6 feet tall tarps and 8 feet tall tarps. I have 6 feet tall tarps, you can google tarps in your map area there should be some around you.
Would you say 6 ft tarps cover most loads? Still trying to decide between 6 and 8 foot tarps
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Ty
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Looks like a green bush load
It’s picket lumber, it’s fencing for the backyard for homes.
Thanks
Your welcome
thank you
Your welcome