FIRST FLATBED DELIVERY | UNTARPING AND UNSTRAPING
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In this video i untarp and unstrap my very first flatbed load.
i already noticed a few mistakes i made when i did it but i figured i would upload this for you guys anyways. Stay tuned for more videos!
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wow alot more work involved than i expected been doin reefer and van for 6 years stay safe out there
Good video. Save ur watch, leave it in the truck.
If the wind should ever pose a problem while tarping, try this example.
The wind is blowing from the North. Face your truck east and west roll the Southside of the tarp first while the north side of the tarp blocks the wind from coming underneath the trailer and blowing the south side Up over and off the load.
Another small tip, neatness and organization equates the speed especially when there's snow and ice on the ground or it's raining cats and dogs.
Keep it on the road.
Man this video was very refreshing and enjoyable. But woody, u gotta walk the non flap end of the tarp to the flap end. I mad a video on how to roll your tarps up. Check it out. But I hear you huffing and puffing. Lol welcome to flatbed. And is that a go pro you are using with the head mount? Video looks good.
+OnPoint Trucking Concepts With LoShawn Parks haha yeah. I realized that later on. Oh well. Just a set of yard tarps. Lol. Yup. Go pro with a hat clip.
+Woody's Dronography that go pro was dope. I might have to get 1
this the company i'm thinking of going with
thanks you for giving you time on showing your first flatbed delivery on unstrapping. I'm going to be working in this kind of line of work. soon.
Untarp from the ground, if the wind gets that tarp your gonna go for a ride
Doing a great job Woody get yourself a pair of short sleeved lightweight coveralls and tank tops ,(you will thank me later) keep you cleaner and cooler keep your strap bar and roller in the side box if possible much more convenient when possible.
Hopefully you can get out and run now . I know it probably has been a very expensive couple of weeks . But now I know you will make it up . A lot of the new folks coming into trucking especially flatbed might not know how expensive it is for all your tarps straps bungee cords or chains and headache rack step deck . Maybe you could do a short video and give them a estimated total cost . Nice to see you out Rollin .
+BH 24/7 yeah I can do a video explaining the costs once I get all my invoices through. I'm over $3000 in equipment already. Lol
great video I start orientation on Monday and I'm going FLATBED!!
+Mo 804 congrats. Good luck with it
+Woody's Dronography appreciate that Bro, I am open to any & all KNOWLEDGE. You, TB & Lo Shawn where the confirmation I used to choose Flatbed..
Mo 804 if you want the big money, get into oversized loads!! $$$$
Hello Woody welcome to the flatbed club on your bungees remove them and hang them off the side of the trailer ( where they are) and collect all of them later saves time and multiple trips.
+blacktopent100 cool thanks for the tip.
As always great information Woody! I've learned a lot from you bro! Look forward to next video...
+Rodney B. Thanks man. Appreciate the support
man you make it look like a lot of work lol but you will learn the shortcuts in time
+Robert Jager lol yeah. I'm already doing much better. I like it a lot now.
Good job. You made that look easy. Keep the vids coming. 👌👍
Piece of cake!! Your a pro already Woody!!! Sweet vid!!
😂😂😂😂😂
nothing wrohg with that tarp rolling,good job
nice truck sir I'm not much of a fan of freightliner but I like yours with all the chrome you have on it
+Nathan Rippy thanks
welcome to flatbedding trucker
+Gary “CoolCoolCutter” Wilson thanks
you'll know 70mph winds in winter at those salt mines in Kansas and sail with tarps flying in the wind and you'll soon realize just how light weight you are Woodrow. let it go Fasten rubber ropes in the corners 1st. If you ever have that of tarping in the wind?
Decided to go the flatbed route after graduating CDL school. it'll definitely keep my butt in shape lol
+Anthony Tillman stay safe out there too
nice thanks for sharing wood
+Greg Burgess thanks
Dang Cuz that looks like woRK to me. Good job I guess I don't know nothing about that stuff iam learning watching you. Think I would need a left to get them traps up there. Better yet iam lazy would asked the lift operator to fork them up LOL
You can use bungee's and the trailer to fold the tarps it's much easier.
+stewnodd I've heard of this method before but I haven't quite figured it out. Lol. Someone needs to do a detailed video on it.
+Woody's Dronography Hahahahaha I'm not a truck driver, I saw it in a video by a man named Dale Clay he works for Maverick trucking in the flatbed division . I'm still in the debating stage as to whether or not I'm going to get my class A CDL.
+stewnodd I saw that too but he didn't explain it much really . Kind of hard to tell what he's doing with a black tarp.
Awesome video Woody!
+TruckYea thanks man!
get some cut up pieces of tarp to put under the actual tarp for the steel edges eventually that steel will rip up your new tarp on the corners
+FlatbedDriver yeah. I have 10 moving blankets now.
the woodrow...what up big dog?
I never would have raged the load prime rags so that they get a tarp fee and I would have untapped on and folded them on the trailer it will save time
nice truck!!
Good video Woody
+Duval thanks. Glad you like it
it's all downhill now,you will be alright
+Fubartrucker Tv 10-4 I'm starting to get the hang of this
Try not to jump off the epu, after a few years your knees will kill you. Be deliberate on getting onto and into your truck. Bad knees suck!
I know where your at I live up near there
Good Stuff Brother
+Roddy 66 thanks
Well hopefully time will make you faster? You may wants to check-out my comment made over on Jay that flatbedders channel. tried to explain how to folding tarps alot faster and much easier...right where it was laying the very 1st. time it hit the ground right there less than 4' that's all the space you'd ever needs and during rain,snow,or muddy miserable conditions it gets done the correct way all from using just the use of one or 2 rubber ropes...that's it! Maybe someday you might just ask an old flatbedder how he does his tricks? It's just to remain a trade secret if those young guys like you son coming in here and not ever asking a question it may never you finding out. I just wish I was there to help you. then you can either accept it or reject it ...that trucks being your ship boy so you know what floats verses sinks you like a rock. just be 10%smarter than what it is your working with and having alot less to worry about is just plain smart. keeping it simple. But then if you'd just ask all these other Brothers out here you have...then why play it other wise? Oh yeah I get it...I guess I just already answered that myself...you rejected it as that style isn't best for you? I'm sorry...Pops here a little bit slow as I have always been the "last to know"....& churches just wants their money just to introduce me to my own damn kids as they try blackmailing me outa 10,k more $! than I'm willing to pay. and you disappeared Woody....damn it boy. Now your a grown man. Just be help to anybody out here and just always accept a simple thankyou. &
That alone will have God blessing you in everything you do. Just keep it safe. C-ya! :)
I liked your comment on Jay's blog about using 1" x 6"'s screwed into a couple of edge protectors in order to use less protectors but strap the load better and faster.
I wasn't able to find your comment on how to fold a tarp using the trailer side and a couple of bungie cords. If you have time to explain I for one am all ears.
+Gabe .Woody. OK let's me try here to explain it,(folding tarps)1st put 2rubber ropes on the rub rail w/hook hanging down.hook one corner of the tarp to that hook.walk the tarp stretched out along side the trailer. find the middle ring and Fasten it to the hook that's holding the corner of that end tarp. then as you may visualize here is if it was laying flat the 2ends are folded to the middle right. now you just have one corner to fix it on the hook of the rubber rope that's holding the other corner as well as the middle,& folds to crease the way you wants it hanging there...now walk your way to the furtherest end along the trailers edge walking on top to knocking the air out somewhat...fold the ends to match the rubber rope hooked to the trailer front pull the tarp towards you and snap it whip it to crease the folds better as it's matched the same as the furtherest end tied on the rubrail. Now lay flat walk your way back unhook the rubber rope from the rub rail on the trailer. lay it flat in matching the other end walk on top knocking out accessive trapped air in the folds. fold it again or just roll that up from there to the tractor roper rope Fasten it buckled up a couple of placements. & Whalla,woot,woot...simple huh? and less than a 3-4' space right next to the trailer nice & neatly folded & rolled up heavy tarp completed. and done about as fast as you have tookin just to read this. Now do you get the picture in your head as you try to understand what I tried to giving you the best picture of explanations of how to fold it without stretching it all out laying flat taking up more room than what's actually ever needed? and still being the newest tarps ever or never have had a memory in it...to getting those folds creasingly correct is so achievably done this way and about 1/3 faster in time looking lazy but working alot smarter than those ignorant or them others that seem to knowing it all...Go Figure. Hope this helps you new guys out. Take care ya'll. C-ya! :)
good video! You have the hang of it
+BRO YODA getting there man. Ive learned a lot the past week for sure.
hey woody question what is the vitamins or pills you use to stay up if you don't want to take redbull and all that monster crap #energy pills
+Righteous Charles I use bee caps, they are all natural, but I only drive about 8 hours a day anyway.
how many feet long are the steel tarps with prime and do u pick what color u want when u lease on
+FlatbedDriver I think 17 feet. And no. They only come in black and blue lumber tarps.
how much per mile are you making? or percentage ?
woe!!!!!!!!
I read somewhere that every time you Tarp a load it's an extra $250 pay to you is this correct?
+Johnny Wishbonn no. At prime it's usually $50.00
Where did you get all the aero bits?
+TNBposse which part
+Woody's Dronography Around your rear wheels.
Ahh. That's called a flow below kit.
Plenty of work involved.
+Abraham Jackson indeed
Woods, with all the work involved in flatbed it maybe better than Dry/ frebee. I'm a receiving clerk for the second largest grocery chain on earth, I know exactly what you boys go though at the distribution centers, the long waits and lazy lumpers. I retire in 13 months flatbed is the directions I'm headed, no way I'm dealing with a D/C..
+Abraham Jackson thanks
definitely not for the lazy!!
+Lmintz nope. Lol
good job man
+Justin willenburg thanks