Thanks for this video,I been pulling flatbed for almost 2 yrs,and since I hate lumber tarps I always fold and roll all messed up,I’ll take your instructions today and come back
Learned some techniques to use when I get into my truck in 2 weeks! Been doing it with my trainer so of course it’s quicker lol. Keep up the good work bud! Congrats on that 4% increase on your snapshot a few videos back. Watching your videos, Airborne, Axel etc to absorb as much knowledge as possible!
As a new driver to flatbed, plus I have a bad back & knees, im over weight, not very active (extremely lazy), AND a chain smoker, im not looking forward to having to fold these. 80,000 lb lumber loads requiring 2 lumber tarps per load, 2-3 times a week for the foreseeable future, this is going to kill me
@whitecollartrucker I appreciate the kind words and I'll do my best, lol. I'm from Ontario, Canada and will be running quad axle trailers of lumber to Northern parts of Ontario & Quebec. Tarping, from what I've been told, is mostly in the winter months due to the salt and grime on the roads. I've pulled heavy loads many times in my 20+ years of driving as well as driven North. I just haven't run heavy flatbed loads up there, especially in the winter. They can get a couple of feet of snow in any given day, so the roads are gonna SUCK!!! There's also wild life year round and the highway is mostly 2 lanes (1 in each direction) and have very little civilization between small towns. Not to mention the hills. It'll definitely be interesting. If tarping doesn't kill me, the roads and wild life might. I'll just do my best
Geez! You are going to have your work cut out for you! Hopefully Mother Nature can keep the pesky animals out of your headlights and you live happily ever after! :-)
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Thanks for the videos. Very informative.....stay safe.
You’re very welcome! :-)
Great video. Help me lot!👍🏾
Awesome! That you so much!
Thanks for this video,I been pulling flatbed for almost 2 yrs,and since I hate lumber tarps I always fold and roll all messed up,I’ll take your instructions today and come back
Wow. Thanks David. Please let me know how it goes for you.
So glad I found a TMC video for this! Really helped out a new driver! Thanks!
Thank you Michael. Glad it helped. :-)
Good job
Hope it helps!
Thanks for the video, really do appreciate your block of instructions on how to fold a lumber tarp.
You’re very welcome! Hope it helps! :-)
Thanks for sharing, TMC guy here.. 👍🏼
Awesome! You’re welcome. I know of a little bit quicker way now.
You’re the man! ThNks for this!!
You're welcome.
Learned some techniques to use when I get into my truck in 2 weeks! Been doing it with my trainer so of course it’s quicker lol.
Keep up the good work bud! Congrats on that 4% increase on your snapshot a few videos back.
Watching your videos, Airborne, Axel etc to absorb as much knowledge as possible!
You rock man! Thank you so much. I’m happy our videos are helping. :-)
This just popped up, great video, made that look easy hate to see the size of that roll when not done properly, stay safe out there,cheers
Why fold in half lengthwise
That the way TMC teaches.
Thanks for the Class sir
As a new driver to flatbed, plus I have a bad back & knees, im over weight, not very active (extremely lazy), AND a chain smoker, im not looking forward to having to fold these. 80,000 lb lumber loads requiring 2 lumber tarps per load, 2-3 times a week for the foreseeable future, this is going to kill me
Yikes! Tough times ahead! Hang in there big buddy! Take your time and please don’t die!
@whitecollartrucker I appreciate the kind words and I'll do my best, lol. I'm from Ontario, Canada and will be running quad axle trailers of lumber to Northern parts of Ontario & Quebec. Tarping, from what I've been told, is mostly in the winter months due to the salt and grime on the roads. I've pulled heavy loads many times in my 20+ years of driving as well as driven North. I just haven't run heavy flatbed loads up there, especially in the winter. They can get a couple of feet of snow in any given day, so the roads are gonna SUCK!!! There's also wild life year round and the highway is mostly 2 lanes (1 in each direction) and have very little civilization between small towns. Not to mention the hills. It'll definitely be interesting. If tarping doesn't kill me, the roads and wild life might. I'll just do my best
Geez! You are going to have your work cut out for you! Hopefully Mother Nature can keep the pesky animals out of your headlights and you live happily ever after! :-)
@@whitecollartrucker That's the goal
Can you do a class on how to fill the oil and coolant and windshield wiper fluid?
Hahaha.
Good morning White collar trucker
Hahaha. You are the man!! :-)
Great video. You Da man