Pro tip. Intentionally put a single twist in straps spaning more than a few feet. This cause a slight turbulence in wind flow across the strap, reducing vibration and flutter that puts unnecessary wear on the strap and cargo, like your paint job.
It’s 20’ long, I bought in Lewisburg TN. It’s made by a company in Alabama. Let me know if you live near Lewisburg TN, I can give you their phone number so you can get more info.
Pro tip. Intentionally put a single twist in straps spaning more than a few feet. This cause a slight turbulence in wind flow across the strap, reducing vibration and flutter that puts unnecessary wear on the strap and cargo, like your paint job.
Four quality tips in a minute, thanx.👍
You bet, thanks for watching. 👍🏼
I do like to use my winch (not tight) like a safety chain on your trailer as a just in case if a strap were to fail.
Great advise! I’ve always secured my units closest to the hubs. Never had an issue on 500+ mile trips.
Thanks for watching! 👍🏼
Love the video
Thank you! 👍🏼
The things he said not to do I do and never knew any different thank you for the info!
You bet, thanks for watching. 👍🏼
Great logo. Love the creativity.
Thank you. 👍🏼
I use wheel ratchet straps
Been using my winch to hold my Rzr to my trailer for a year now. 8 hrs trips and its working fantastic
Obviously i have straps too but the strongest holder is my winch lol🤣
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You left out when you finish to slap it and say "that aint goin anywhere"
Dude you make an 1000 mile trip like that. That strap will cut that tire. Had it happen to me going to Colorado!
My strap must have been softer or tires are harder? It never cut through anything. Not all straps are the same, that’s for sure.
I use over tire straps works fine..
Yes, they are the best way to go for sure. 👍🏼
@@FishersOffRoad thanks for your input your way works also... Thanks
What length/brand trailer is that? Thanks
It’s 20’ long, I bought in Lewisburg TN. It’s made by a company in Alabama. Let me know if you live near Lewisburg TN, I can give you their phone number so you can get more info.
All very good tips except for where you have excess in that back strap on the rim it needs to face the ratchet strap not tuck back towards the rim
This is just the way I do it, there’s a hundred different comments on how to do it, all of them saying different way. Thanks for watching. 👍🏼
Great idea! Thanks
Best tip is get a covered trailer. Those windshields even with a cover get expensive
What type of straps are those going through the wheels ?
They are Rhino USA straps.
Pro tip. Get an enclosed and don’t tie it down at all, just set ur aftermarket spring brake thingy
Definitely NOT a “Pro Tip”… 😂
What length trailer is this?
This trailer is 24’
I can do it in 1 tip: buy etrack and strap the wheels 🛞
X Track or E Track with Tire Bonnets is the way to go for sure.
Strap down to the frame. Just like the military.
Not the same thing.
You probably wear a pocket protector. 🤓🤓 🤓
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never do that to straps
Do what????
Carry a roll of electrical tape with you to secure the tail.