How to strap a Dry Van Load

In this video I walk you through strapping your dry van loads.
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[@michaelevans4683]

Perfect, thanks. I drove so much no touch and yesterday I had to use straps. I'm in PA sweating back there holding up the gate as I realized I need to strap. One worked because of luck. I tied the other around the top one as I couldn't get it tight. A young guy was waiting. I know he was like, " old man!" PG version 😂

[@Bd22904]

Thanks for the help I had mine backwards the whole time

[@Michael-cj6yd]

amazing video. thanks for the guide

[@champion397]

Straight to the point 👉🏾 ❤

[@araulius2132]

This was helpful for me, thanks 😊

[@karanpalsanddhu]

Thankyou ❤

[@nercymadrid6415]

Thanks 👍👍

[@beleazerco2845]

Thank you

[@JesusIsLord4]

How sensitive are receivers over the cans under the strap, especially those at the far corners? They may become dented/crushed in transit. Not trying to be funny, I am in training so need to know. Should we try to place the strap along the cases instead of the cans themselves? When the cans end up opening due to pressure then straps are now a tiny bit loose?

[@kanardra91]

They will have something to stand up against the cans in middle and you strap across that

[@johnhiggins7822]

Those cans on the corners with be damaged 100% you should use corner protectors to stop the staps cutting into the product

[@anayahqamyahsharahla6602]

Will be doing no touch freight and mainly boxes. What size straps would you recommend and how many to have on hand when getting started?

[@kanardra91]

Atleast 2. No more then 4 incase you need backups

[@lashan4636]

@@kanardra91what size straps are needed

[@kanardra91]

@@lashan4636 they adjust

[@U.S.SlaveOfficial]

Needed more strap in crank, that can easily pop loose

[@kastr366]

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